Security Software Research
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Cyber Security: 2021 Worst in Show
Sponsored by: ComputerWeekly.comIn this e-guide: Throughout 2021, there has been a strong focus worldwide on how to combat cyber security attacks for most businesses. In this e-guide we take a look at the best of the worst of those attacks to happen throughout January to June this year and how businesses can learn/adapt from these attacks.
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Reducing Costs, Simplifying Operations and Increasing Security—eSentire Embraces Microsoft 365 Defender
Sponsored by: eSentireA managed detection and response (MDR) provider, eSentire has been quite busy in recent times, striving to keep businesses safe from advancing and evolving cyberthreats. Now, they’ve taken their platform to the next level with Microsoft 365 Defender integration – increasing detection and response capability. View this case study to learn more.
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Why You Should Take Security In The Cloud
Sponsored by: SplunkAdvanced security attacks are getting harder to detect as hackers are becoming more sophisticated. Organizations can get ahead of these attacks by adopting a cloud analytics-driven security platform. Register for your complimentary copy of “Why You Should Take Security in the Cloud” and learn how to combat changing security threats.
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The Fundamental Guide To Building A Better Soc
Sponsored by: SplunkThere simply isn’t enough skilled security talent out there, and that which does exist is expensive. So what are companies who rely on dinosaur technology to do? They need to start building a next generation, modern SOC, today. Download your complimentary copy of The Fundamental Guide to Building a Better Security Operation Center (SOC) today.
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Royal Holloway: Testing antivirus efficacy in Linux
Sponsored by: ComputerWeekly.comAntivirus software plays an important part in protecting users and networks from malware, so installing and keeping it up-to-date is essential in securing computing devices. Yet Linux users believe this OS can only be marginally affected by malicious software. In this Royal Holloway article, we evaluate the effectiveness of some antivirus products.
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The Business Value of iboss cloud Enterprise Security Solutions
Sponsored by: iBossThroughout digital transformation efforts, enterprises need to keep a close eye on 4 main control points: Identities, applications, data and endpoints. How can you gain visibility without having to rely on legacy security? Download this IDC report to learn experiences that organizations have had using iboss cloud enterprise security solutions.
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7 Experts on Transitioning to MDR
Sponsored by: GoSecureManaged detection and response (MDR) can help you quickly identify and mitigate cyberattacks. But it’s not always clear when a company should move to MDR, nor is it clear how to get the greatest value from an MDR service. In this e-book, hear from 7 security experts as they offer advice to organizations considering MDR.
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Turning Knowledge into Power
Sponsored by: Trend MicroOrganizations are working to defend against the volume of evolving cyberthreats plaguing them every day. One critical way to do so is through reading in-depth research that provides access to the methods and means of cybercriminals. Dive into this e-book learn about the 8 critical areas of cybersecurity and threat research.
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MANAGED XDR - MANAGED DETECTION AND RESPONSE SERVICE
Sponsored by: Trend MicroToday’s attacks are dangerous – monetizing intellectual property, encrypting essential data for ransom or damaging the flow of information in the case of nation state attacks. Managed extended detection and response (XDR) can provide 24/7 protection from these attacks. View this Trend Micro data sheet to see the full security layer.
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Sase & Ztna
Sponsored by: VMwareAlready, SASE is playing a big role in conversations about how to improve remote security and increase network efficiency. Now, zero-trust network access (ZTNA) can provide a user’s contextual identity to all the different SASE security services, making for a smarter, more secure edge. Download SASE & ZTNA For Dummies to learn more.
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BEST PRACTICES DNS: The First Principle Of Enterprise Security
Sponsored by: InfobloxFor today’s WFH and soon-to-be-hybrid workforces, security teams must exploit DNS. As the foundation of enterprise networks, DNS can provide a layer of security intelligence otherwise not seen by security operations centers. Leverage this report to learn 5 critical questions organizations must ask of DNS security vendors.
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Secure Sd-Wan For The Cloud-First Enterprise Without Compromise
Sponsored by: Aruba NetworksAs enterprises move to the cloud, security challenges multiply. Examine this white paper to learn how Zscaler and Silver Peak are combining their respective Cloud Security and Unity EdgeConnect SD-WAN platforms to address these challenges. And, see how they’re collaborating to deliver security orchestration for consistent security policies.
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Leve raging AI to Automate Vulnerability Management
Sponsored by: Dell SecureWorksToday’s organizations need vulnerability management (VM) solutions that are built to maximize risk reduction. With the power of ML, these same organizations can minimize the manual burden on InfoSec and IT operations teams. Download this data sheet to explore how Secureworks’ VM solution strives to do all this and more.
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The Impact of XDR in the Modern SOC
Sponsored by: Dell SecureWorksExtended detection and response (XDR) is gaining momentum in the security arena. ESG recently surveyed IT/InfoSec professionals across multiple industry verticals to better understand the market perception of XDR, as well as value points and challenges that come with it. Access the full ESG report to see the impact of XDR in the modern SOC.
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3 Threat Vectors Addressed by Zero Trust App Sec
Sponsored by: TraceableZero trust has been around for some time, but implementations of a zero-trust model for network and application security are few and far between. Now, you can explore how a zero-trust approach can help protect applications from 3 dangerous threat vectors. Read the full blog post to learn what they are and what you can do.
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Rethinking Cyber Risk in a Re-globalized World with Andrea Little Limbago, VP Research and Analysis
Sponsored by: InterosThe global pandemic has created seismic shifts in technology trends, particularly as they pertain to the global economy. Organizations are being driven to rethink their policies on security and risk.
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SolarWinds and the Supply Chain, the Threat We've Ignored for Too Long
Sponsored by: InterosThe SolarWinds attacks caught the entire country off its guard. What can security teams learn from them? Access this webcast to hear from Robert Brese, a VP and Executive Partner at Gartner, as he joins cybersecurity leaders to discuss fundamental changes that must be implemented to address the SolarWinds nation-state supply chain attacks.
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Text Message and Social Media Compliance Best Practices for Law Enforcement Agencies
Sponsored by: SmarshThe popularity of workplace SMS/text messaging and social media has exploded in recent years. Because of this, law enforcement needs to be aware of certain guidelines and considerations when allowing officers and agency employees to use these communication tools. Use this guide to learn how to stay SMS and social media compliant.
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Security Observability: Why Tracing?
Sponsored by: TraceableCyberattacks can cost affected organizations as much as $13 million per year. What if you could reduce the time to detect a cyberattack all the way down to zero? How much could you save by detecting and stopping an attack while it’s still happening? Leverage this white paper to learn the 4 pillars of security observability.
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Solution Brief: Malwarebytes Endpoint Detection and Response
Sponsored by: MalwarebytesEndpoints have never been under greater threat: Attacks have doubled, false positives are skyrocketing and the complexity of EDR solutions is putting a strain on endpoint security. You can combat these issues with endpoint security that’s integrated, proactive and continuous. Check out this white paper to examine easy, effective, efficient EDR.
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Solution Brief: The Value of Multi-Vector Protection on the Endpoint
Sponsored by: MalwarebytesToday cybercriminals have moved to a multi-vector attack approach. It combines a mixture of social, malware, and hacking, which represent the triple threat in their multi-vector attack technique. And it's working. This means your endpoint security must protect from all 3. Read on to learn about a single solution for these multi-vector attacks.
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SonicWall Secure SD-Branch
Sponsored by: SonicWallBranch networks are quickly evolving. Secure SD-Branch can provide security, network segmentation and compliance for peace of mind on distributed networks. SonicWall Secure SD-Branch aims to simplify deployment, management and troubleshooting. Access this solution brief to explore potential benefits.
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Security Think Tank Pt.1 - 2020 bought us universal remote working. So what next?...
Sponsored by: ComputerWeekly.comIn this e-guide: Each month Computer Weekly poses a question to its Security Think Tank, a panel of cyber security experts comprising industry insiders, technologists, analysts, legal experts and educators, to share their years of collective cyber security wisdom with the security community.
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Improve Threat Resolution Cycles By Leveraging Dns
Sponsored by: InfobloxSome companies may not be utilizing an effective threat detection tool that’s more common than you think: DNS. According to Forrester research, 66% of security and risk leaders said DNS catches threats their other security tools can’t. View the full Forrester infographic to see more statistics behind the effectiveness of DNS for security.
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API Security & the OWASP API Top 10
Sponsored by: TraceableThe OWASP API Top 10 project set out with a clear goal – to identify and provide insight into the most detrimental API vulnerabilities that exist across today’s organizations. Watch this episode of The API Security & the OWASP API Top 10 webinar series for a deep dive into 4 of the 10 critical API threats.
