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  • Understanding The Importance of SOC

    The centrality of a security operations center (SOC) allows for a rapid response that means the difference between a thwarted attack and a serious security breach. Read this e-guide, which explores the important role SOC plays in the cybersecurity framework and presents 2 articles written by experts that look at SOC in different contexts.

  • Unraveling EDR vs. XDR vs. MDR

    Endpoint detection and response (EDR) and extended detection and response (XDR) technologies play key roles in enterprise behavioral analysis. Access this e-guide to unravel EDR vs. XDR vs. MDR.

  • The Importance of MDR to Combat Today's Cyberattacks

    An average SOC receives more than 10,000 alerts daily, according to a recent report. Access this e-guide to learn How managed detection and response (MDR) can help you hunt, mitigate and contain cyberthreats, what to look for in an MDR service and more.

  • Outsourcing vs. In-House Cybersecurity Operations

    As the threat landscape continues to evolve, so does the frequently of threats and the risks that come with them. Access this e-guide to learn pros and cons of outsourced SOC, pros and cons of internal SOC, 5 SOC best practices and more.

  • Buy in From the Board

    It can be a challenge to persuade your board, stakeholders, and shareholders that cyber security is worth the expense. Download this e-book for guidance when it comes to of convincing your organization to invest in cybersecurity.

  • How to Create a Ransomware Incident Response Plan

    Ransomware is rapidly becoming one of today’s most persistent (and potentially devastating) cyberthreats. In fact, according to Forbes, the average amount of reported ransomware transactions per month in 2021 was $102.3 million. Read this e-guide to unlock 9-steps designed to help you build an effective ransomware mitigation strategy.

  • Virtual SOCs: Enterprise-Run vs. Fully Managed

    The security operations center, or SOC, helps enterprises to maintain a strong security posture even when demand is high. The virtual SOC aims to provide more flexibility, but there are multiple ways to go about it. Read this e-guide to learn about the two types of virtual SOCs, their benefits and how to choose the right one for you.

  • 10 Top Tips To Improveyour Organisation’s Cybersecurity

    Overlooking cyber security is something that your organization cannot afford. The National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) has reported a record number of cyberattack incidents over the last 12 months, with 20% of these attacks linked to health. Download this white paper to learn about 10 tips to improve your cybersecurity.

  • How To Stop The Spread Of A Digital Pandemic

    Ransomware will need more consistent detection in order to launch an effective response, and on top of that, your most valuable digital assets must be protected. Read this e-book to learn how a security operations center (SOC) can help.

  • Why Outsourcing Security Operations Is A Smart Investment: Hackers Don’t Sleep….Why Should Your Soc?

    The 24/7/365 security operations center (SOC) has never been a more critical part of your cybersecurity posture. But few enterprises have the resources to support the high upfront and ongoing staffing and technical costs. Read this e-book to explore why factors such as this strengthen the case for outsourcing your SOC.

  • A Guide Choose The Right Cyber Security Partner For Your Business

    In a world plagued by constantly evolving cyber threats, outsourcing cybersecurity to a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) is a smart decision for any business in order to reduce IT team workloads. Download this e-book to learn how to protect your organization from cyberthreats with 7 security service offerings.

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