Cybersecurity Leadership

The need for greater scale, intelligence, and automation is driving massive change in security operations and the SIEM market.

Understanding what defines our humanity, recognizing how our qualities can be perceived as vulnerabilities, and comprehending how our minds can be targeted provide the foundation for identifying and responding when we inevitably become the target.

Digital transformation initiatives and hybrid IT increases risk and drives the need for digital risk protection. Threat intelligence programs must accommodate this requirement.

It's easy to assume that the solution to the cybersecurity problem is money– to hire more security experts, to invest in more tools and technology. If only it were that simple.

Computing today is a complex and expansive web of hardware, software, and cloud services—so vast that many businesses don’t know what they’re running where. That’s a big problem.

The bad news is insider threats are on the rise. The worse news is that most companies are unprepared to meet the moment.

Comprehensive visibility, employee awareness, proactive threat hunting and actionable threat intelligence are indispensable pillars of a robust cybersecurity strategy and just a few areas that organizations should keep in mind as they build their cybersecurity resilience

Businesses are struggling to find the right combination of people, processes and tools to generate, consume and act upon the threat intelligence information that’s available to them.

Organisations need to have a comprehensive security program in place that focuses on both preparedness and visibility.

To keep an organization safe, you must think about the entire IT ecosystem.