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...
Public sector agencies are undergoing a massive digital transformation, which is now imperative, thanks to the massive shift to remote work. The traditional enterprise perimeter has dissolved, exposing new vulnerabilities for cyberthreats and expanding the attack surface. In response, the Biden Administration has...
Most cybersecurity tools are designed to help identify, alert on, and in some cases prevent a particular type of malicious activity. Current technologies send alerts and may even prevent specific types of attacks, but the burden remains with the organization to figure out whether that alert is meaningful in a broader...
Security operations (SecOps) leaders say they struggle to detect hidden and unknown threats with legacy tools, mitigating the potential threats of dark data, and overcoming resource-intensive issues to stay ahead of cyberthreats. They have to navigate these challenges while dealing with a talent shortage.
This is...
How can you detect unknown malware and ransomware? The traditional way of detecting an advanced malware or threat compromise in a Windows environment using an anti-virus or malware product can be difficult. Learn how the Splunk platform can simplify the process and protect your organization against advanced...
Organizations must use every available resource to protect against the latest cyberattacks, the persistent nature of advanced threats, as well as the ease with which malware can cripple an entire network.
One of the most important — and often overlooked — resources that organizations can tap into to solve these...
Staying ahead of advanced cyberthreats is hard. And detecting unknown or hidden threats is even harder.
Outdated solutions struggle to detect risks posed by insider threats, laterally moving malware and compromised accounts, partly because they’re not built for today’s cyberthreats, but also because the...
In 2021, security information event management (SIEM) solutions will be far more than an information platform, expanding to include compliance reporting and logs from firewalls and other devices, as well as User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) — now considered an essential capability by Gartner. On top of that,...
Like you, cybercriminals are on their own digital transformation journey. Trends like remote work, Internet of Things (IoT), bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and cloud initiatives have given hackers new ways to infiltrate your organization by exponentially expanding the attack surface. Technologies like artificial...
As more public sector organizations are shifting infrastructure and services to the cloud, more are adopting a multi-cloud strategy. But for all the benefits of a multi-cloud strategy, there are some challenges that come with it as well.
Specifically it can be difficult to secure a multi-cloud strategy because of...
In 2022, security information event management (SIEM) solutions will be far more than an information platform, expanding to include compliance reporting and logs from firewalls and other devices, as well as user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA) — considered an essential capability by Gartner. Organizations need...
It pays to get ahead of your visibility challenges. The longer an organization has had an observability initiative, the less likely they are to report negative events/effects.
Leaders are:
2.9 times more likely to enjoy better visibility into application performance.
Almost twice as likely to have better...
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