Security teams are hard at work on the front lines: identifying, analyzing and mitigating threats facing their organization. But despite their best efforts, incident backlogs continue to grow. The reality is that there simply aren't enough skilled professionals to analyze the volume of incidents that most...
Kubernetes has become the de facto operating system of the cloud. This rapid success is understandable, as Kubernetes makes it easy for developers to package their applications into portable microservices. However, Kubernetes can be challenging to operate. Teams often put off addressing security processes until they...
Detection and response is a critical piece in an ongoing journey to improve your security posture. As the threat landscape grows increasingly complex, an effective detection and response program will help you recognize threats early and minimize the likelihood of attacker success. For many SIEM vendors, solving these...
It's little wonder financial services is such a targeted sector considering the massive shift those organisations have made in digital transformation. But, the strive to create an agile enterprise by placing more applications and workloads into most likely, a hybrid cloud environment, comes at a price - complexity....
Ask a group of security analysts about the challenges of working in cybersecurity, and you'll likely hear some common themes, like a high volume of security alerts, too many security point-products to manage, and a shortage of skilled cybersecurity talent.
Many teams have turned to security orchestration,...
Application container technology is revolutionizing app development, bringing previously unimagined flexibility and efficiency to the development process. A good monitoring solution is necessary for dynamic, container-based environments to unify container data with other infrastructure data - only then can you gain...
The concept of "identity is the perimeter" is not new. However, COVID-19 has accelerated the transformation of workforce identity management, forcing organizations to navigate a new reality sooner than expected.
Whether or not they were prepared for it, more organizations are working remotely and utilizing SaaS...
Micro-segmentation is an essential security control that prevents the lateral movement of attackers. It's proven to be critical to Zero Trust security.
But how can organizations measure the value of micro-segmentation? What are the numbers that prove it?
Download this first-of-its-kind report by red team...
In this new era, every enterprise is suddenly "cloud first." But there are significant data security gaps to avoid before putting critical data in the cloud. Imperva's Terry Ray shares strategies to maximize simplicity and regulatory compliance.
In this Ebook on cloud security Ray discusses:
Biggest cloud security...
Security teams are hard at work on the front lines: identifying, analyzing and mitigating threats facing their organization. But despite their best efforts, incident backlogs continue to grow. The reality is that there simply aren't enough skilled professionals to analyze the volume of incidents that most...
Security teams need to plan and prepare for a consistent security and compliance posture across a larger, more fluid ecosystem in the cloud. To cover the additional attack surface, it's important to know all the nooks and crannies, and what operates within them. One of these operators are the App Dev teams that...
Organizations deploying deception technology must make sure to integrate it with other technologies to reap the full benefits of intrusion alerts, says Anuj Tewari, global CISO at IT Services HCL Technologies.
The Gamaredon hacking group is now using a new set of malicious tools to compromise Microsoft Outlook as a way of sending spear-phishing emails to victims' contact lists, according to security firm ESET. This hacking group, which appears to have ties to Russia, has primarily targeted Ukraine for years.
The volume and sophistication of security attacks increase at a rate that makes it tough for SOCs to have people, processes and technologies in their right places. So what would the ideal SOC look like? Bruce Hembree of Palo Alto Networks discusses the way forward.
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