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Everyone as a Trusted Insider: An Intelligent Replacement for Employee Monitoring

Insider threats remain a top concern for nearly half of today’s security teams, with a steady stream of headlines detailing high-profile cyberattacks and data breaches plaguing organizations globally. As employees become intolerant of invasions of their personal privacy, companies who fail to evolve their...

A Guide to Security in Software Development: Secure Coding Standards Best Practices

Up to 90% of software security problems are caused by coding errors, which is why secure coding standards are essential. There are several secure coding practices you can adopt. But, to write truly secure code, you need a secure coding standard. Here, we explain what are secure coding standards and how to...

Case Study: What Elite Threat Hunters See That Others Can't

Many cyber security veterans may not recognize threat reconnaissance as an option for them, as the activity conjures thoughts of intelligence agencies and military. For many, reconnaissance is simply part of the cyber kill chain – something bad actors to do good organizations. The idea that good organizations can...

Can You Rely on Microsoft 365 for Email Security?

As more organizations adopt Microsoft 365 Exchange for email services in the cloud, it’s important to consider whether available native tools are sufficient to protect your organization against the full range of email-based threats. Find the answers in this infographic which highlights how Microsoft 365 Exchange...

Securing Microsoft 365: Advanced Security and the Fortinet Security Fabric

Read the Solution Brief to learn how Fortinet solutions including email security, SaaS application security, malware protection, and identity and access management products—all part of the Fortinet Security Fabric—provide comprehensive protection for organizations using Microsoft 365.

Better Ways to Deal with New Security Threats

As times change, many companies and organizations have worked on ramping up their multi-faceted security defenses. However, threat actors and cyber criminals also adapt and hunt for new vulnerabilities, compromising data by embracing new exploits to ensure substantial financial payoff. In this report, we...

Aberdeen Report: How a Platform Approach to Security Monitoring Initiatives Adds Value

The most productive security teams are going beyond the use of tactical tools for investigation and reporting of security incidents. Instead, they are taking a more strategic, proactive, platform-oriented approach to identifying and assessing security-related risks, proving compliance, and maturing the flexibility and...

How Major Banks Stay Ahead of APTs, Phishing, and Other Threats

Large financial services companies are prime targets for a broad variety of threat actors, including the most persistent nation-state sponsored outfits. From closing gaps in visibility to achieving a more proactive security posture, the following whitepaper illustrates how any organization can benefit from the...

The Rising Threat of Vendor Email Compromise in a Post-SolarWinds Era

The historic attack on SolarWinds opened the world’s eyes to supply chain attacks from compromised vendor email accounts. Abnormal Security sees clear evidence that the same technique used in the SolarWinds attack — vendor email compromise (VEC) — is going mainstream. Learn more about these attacks and how they...

Medical & Iot Device Security for Healthcare

The healthcare industry is going through a huge digital transformation with the Internet of Things (IoT). New connected devices bring the promise of improved patient care, improved efficiency, and reduced costs - offering a new digital relationship between the patient and the caregiver. But many of these new connected...

A Pragmatic Approach to Reducing Production Vulnerabilities with an Integrated Approach

The central role of applications is such that they represent business-critical infrastructure and thus a prominent feature of every company’s attack surface. For organizations that build and deploy internally developed applications, the accelerated rate of innovation has challenged cybersecurity objectives,...

Evaluating Tools for Managing your Log Data: The Graylog Advantage

A centralized log strategy has become an essential component in the administration of today’s complex IT environments. Since log management data is central to the analysis of securing IT enterprise services, understanding operational performance of IT infrastructure and applications, and key to meeting data...

Managing the Compliance, Security, and Productivity Nightmares Caused by a Remote Workforce

As employees connect to servers each morning via VPN to download the valuable corporate data that they need for the day, compliance and security are easily jeopardized. As soon as the employee disconnects from the VPN, corporate oversight goes blind, and compliance can't be maintained. There are precautions and...

Closing IoT Security Gaps in Your Operations

Industrial networks are quickly adopting Internet of Things (IoT) technologies to reduce costs and deliver more value to customers and shareholders. Unfortunately, this trend is creating new security risks, as many organizations lack the ability to monitor and secure their IoT assets. The challenges will only...

Shifting Left to Accelerate Security Approvals for ATOs in Defense Programs

Gone are the days when an organization’s applications ran behind a firewall protected by a secure network perimeter. Today, web and mobile applications are the perimeter. But at many organizations, this change has not been supported by increased investment in application security. Instead, the emphasis remains on...