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A New Approach to Turbocharge Your Threat Detection and Response

Exploits are getting more automated as attackers leverage tools to simultaneously assail related vulnerabilities in a vast range of targets. As a result, it’s time to consider augmenting legacy approaches to threat detection. SOCs not only need the appropriate tools; they also need a standard way to communicate and...

The Ultimate Guide to Ransomware

According to a recent study 27% of malware incidents reported in 2020 can be attributed to ransomware. If ransomware was a menace previously, in recent times it has become the biggest security threat for organisations. Ransomware has the full attention not just of IT, but of executive teams. It ranks among the top...

4 Key Elements of an ML-Powered NGFW

Disrupt the Network Security Status Quo Nonstop malware variants delivered by attackers using automation... Increasing complexity introduced by public and hybrid cloud adoption... New cybersecurity risks due to the explosion of IoT devices... With so many fundamental changes and challenges in today’s IT...

SaaS Security Solution Brief

As key elements of Palo Alto Networks secure access service edge (SASE) solution, SaaS Security and Enterprise DLP play a key role in enabling organizations to consistently protect their data, applications, and users across networks and clouds while avoiding the complexity of multiple point products (such as...

Navigating the SaaS Security Jungle

With the only integrated CASB that automatically keeps pace with the SaaS explosion The introduction of the cloud brings many benefits to companies, from collaboration to cost savings. But with so many SaaS applications being used, companies face many security risks, from shadow IT to data protection to compliance...

Cyber Incident Response Guide

Whether you’re building an incident response plan from scratch or making improvements to your existing process, this guide from Red Canary can help you lay the groundwork for an effective enterprise program. What's Inside: A generalized plan on where to start with remediation Common incident response steps and...

Creating a Culture of Security

Security has become everyone’s job, and its management has become a strategic concern of the enterprise. The way forward is for the enterprise to build a culture of security. AWS Enterprise Strategist Mark Schwartz describes approaches he's used to establish awareness of risks and controls along with a set of norms...

Kubernetes-native Security: What it is, and Why it Matters

Kubernetes-native security is based on a single principle: security is implemented most effectively when it is aligned with the system that is responsible for managing all of an organization’s containerized applications. Download this whitepaper which explores the six characteristics a security platform must...

Definitive Guide to Red Hat OpenShift Security

The rapid adoption of open source projects can introduce vulnerabilities in standard Kubernetes environments. OpenShift Container Platform supports these projects, allowing users to gain open source advantages with a managed product’s stability and security. Red Hat OpenShift offerings include five managed and...

A Guide to Achieving DevSecOps in Kubernetes Environments

DevOps-driven adoption of new technologies and processes may mean security is an afterthought and can expose new gaps in security coverage and risk management. Download this whitepaper which provides an overview of what DevSecOps is and how organizations can adopt its practices in conjunction with technologies...

Mainframe Hacks: Why It’s Rarely Reported in the News & How to Avoid It

The mainframe is a prime target for cybercriminals, while also playing a central role in the daily operations of most of the world’s largest corporations, including banking, finance, healthcare, insurance, and many other types of enterprises. The mainframe is often underprotected due in part to the longstanding...

Revisiting Ransomware Protection: An Assume-Breach Perspective

Ransomware is a low risk, high reward opportunity for criminals. The number and sophistication of ransomware attacks have increased significantly. And given the increasing value of business data and functioning IT systems, this threat will only continue to grow. Traditional approaches to mitigating ransomware need...

The Rise of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS)

Ransomware attacks around the globe have grown in sophistication since the first in 1989. Bad actors have grown more organized and competitive, operating in some ways like legitimate businesses offering a “service.” They have also become more extortionate in their threats and demands. These factors have made...

Why You Need a Modern Regulatory Framework

The road to cybersecurity compliance has changed dramatically in recent years, with proactive efforts such as incident response, forensic investigation and threat hunting on the rise. However, compliance standards have typically not kept pace with the need for companies to level-up their security stance in an era of...

6 Steps to Secure Your IT Supply Chain

Cybercriminals are always looking for shortcuts to more easily attack businesses and maximize profit from hacking activities. Increasingly, smart cybercrooks are finding that if they can target a common, critical piece of IT infrastructure—whether software, hardware or remote cloud service—they can accomplish more...