How Can MDR Protect My Business in 2021?
Learn how managed detection and response (MDR) can protect your business in 2021 from cybersecurity threats and attacks.
Analytics Engines: Mastering Your Mounds of Data for Greater Cybersecurity
Keeping your critical business systems secure can be a challenge when they produce terabytes of data daily. How do you process that data to ensure the best security outcomes? One of the core technologies leading this crucial effort are analytics engines, as they bring order to chaos and drive appropriate outcomes for effective cybersecurity.
How to Keep up with the Pace of Constant Innovation
It’s no secret that organizations must constantly innovate in order to remain competitive in today’s market. However, each one ultimately reaches a point where they’re faced with tough choices — choices that determine whether they’ll be able to continue innovating at a competitive velocity.
Security in Hybrid Cloud
Securing hybrid cloud environments presents unique challenges. Discover the top hybrid cloud security risks and strategies to overcome them.
Inviting in the Attacker: Cybersecurity in Retail
Today, customers who have become accustomed to online shopping during the Covid-19 pandemic want to browse entire ranges and catalogues at the click of a button and swipe of a finger. For retailers, this means having a greater ecommerce platform across mobile and website. But the stark reality is their digital attack surface will be larger as a result, opening up opportunities that invite the cyber attacker in. Managing the growing threats and vulnerabilities associated with ecommerce shopping could be the biggest challenge yet for retailers.
Learning from the Colonial Pipeline Hack: Better Protection through MDR
Like most ransomware attacks, the Colonial Pipeline attack was a well-known risk in the cybersecurity industry and purchased through a ransomware-as-a-service on the dark web. Although unfortunate, it highlights to organizations, big and small, the importance of not just being prepared to react after an attack, but to take the appropriate steps before an attack to prevent it from ever occurring.
AWS Container Security Best Practices
Learn all about common container security mistakes and best practices, all from the insightful perspectives of an AWS insider and an MDR expert. These insights can aid you on your path to securing your AWS containers.
Top 3 Myths and Best Practices of Cloud Migration Strategy
When it comes to cloud migration, you’ve likely come across endless articles and blogs showcasing dozens of tips and tricks on establishing an effective cloud migration strategy. In this blog, we’ve done the heavy lifting and distilled the list down to the top three myths to avoid falling victim to and top three best practices to adopt in your cloud migration journey.
How to Build an AWS Security Strategy That Works
There’s no denying the benefits of cloud applications and services. Companies of all sizes turn to Amazon Web Services (AWS) to drive innovation, maximize value, and achieve their business goals. But if you don’t understand the role you play in AWS SaaS security, you could be leaving yourself vulnerable to cyberattacks that undermine those benefits.
Celebrating Excellence in the Fight for Security
The Cybersecurity Excellence Awards may not get the ratings the Oscars receive, but perhaps they should. They honor the companies, products, and professionals that demonstrate excellence, innovation, and leadership in information security.
Avoiding Common Cloud Migration Mistakes
If you’re not in the cloud yet, you’re looking for ways to get there. It’s an inevitable conclusion for most organizations looking to scale and grow their business, but it’s not always as easy as it sounds. Overcoming barriers early on and avoiding common mistakes can be the difference between a successful and disastrous cloud migration strategy.
What is Cloud Security?
Cloud computing has become an essential strategy for organizations looking to increase the flexibility and scalability of their operations, reduce their on-premises footprint, or minimize the cost of running complex IT infrastructures. However, while cloud workloads can in general be more secure than legacy systems, they are still subject to threats from inside and outside of the organization.