All Research Sponsored By:Expel
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Annual Threat Report 2024
Expel’s operators do a massive amount of analysis, triage, and complicated problem-solving—stopping intricate attacks every single day. That makes their observations exemplary of the true state of cybersecurity and its related threats. Download this report to explore all the key findings you can use to optimize your cybersecurity strategy in 2024.
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Security-Enabled Innovation and Cloud Trends
Understanding the role of security-enabled innovation and trends in cloud usage is crucial in today’s evolving digital landscape. Navigating these areas effectively requires an appreciation of their benefits, challenges, and the trends that are driving their evolution. View some of the key findings and results of a recent survey in this report.
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Frameworks, Tools, and Techniques: The Journey to Operational Security Effectiveness and Maturity
There’s an old adage in IT that says, “You can’t manage what you don’t know.” This survey reviews the current state of SOC within many organizations and attempts to gain insight into key problem areas. Download your copy and explore top trends, including which frameworks are preferred and whether KPIs are useful and effective.
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2024 Cybersecurity Enhanced Resilience Checklist
Expel’s annual threat report is in for 2024, and it’s more relevant than ever. Identity-based threats are on the rise and companies are falling behind in the race to protect against known vulnerabilities. View this high-level checklist, distilled from Expel’s report, for actionable steps to enhance your 2024 cybersecurity strategy.
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Annual Threat Report 2024
Expel’s operators do a massive amount of analysis, triage, and complicated problem-solving—stopping intricate attacks every single day. That makes their observations exemplary of the true state of cybersecurity and its related threats. Download this report to explore all the key findings you can use to optimize your cybersecurity strategy in 2024.
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Mitre ATT&CK in Kubernetes
Understanding how API calls are associated with different attack tactics in cloud environments can be confusing—and trying to make connections in Kubernetes environments can leave you even more perplexed. Download this cheat sheet to make it easier for you to know which API calls are associated with different attack tactics in Kubernetes.
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Mitre ATT&CK in Azure
Chasing down Microsoft Defender alerts and combing through Azure Monitor activity logs can be tough if you don’t know what to look for. To give you a jump start on investigations, this handy cheat sheet mapped the Azure services in which these tactics often originate, along with the actions attackers make to execute on these techniques.
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Getting The Most Out Of Your Security Tech Stack In Three Steps
Talent shortage, tool overload, attack surface expansion: These are just a few of the many challenges security teams are facing this year, making it feel like it is impossible to cover all your bases. In this e-book, discover 3 clear steps any organization can make to get the most out of their security tech stack.
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Security-Enabled Innovation And Cloud Trends
Security-enabled innovation has yielded anticipated benefits for organizations, but managing costs and resources and ensuring consistent security policies pose significant challenges. In this analyst report, explore key findings and survey results to better understand the double-edged sword of multi-cloud adoption.
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The UK Cybersecurity Landscape: Challenges And Opportunities
IT decision-makers are increasingly devoting significant budget to security technology and activities; but unfortunately, these efforts are often reactive, tactical, ineffective, and even counterproductive. To learn how to apply your budget effectively and make
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Finding And Plugging Security Gaps In The Cloud
It’s hard to keep up with an increasing number of access patterns, SaaS apps, users, and cloud providers. So, how do you figure out the who, what, where, and how of your cloud security? Read on to dive into the most common cloud security threats and learn what you can do about them, including tips for getting started with cloud app security.
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What Is MDR? And Why Is It Critical To Your Security Strategy?
Managed security services evaluate security through a strategic, business, and industry lens, providing insights and context to help businesses proactively prepare to take down cyberattacks. An effective managed detection and response (MDR) partner can help you address several critical security challenges. Read on to learn how.