Survey data shows threat intelligence provides organizations with access to more advanced data streams, real-time detection capabilities and operational efficiency.
As part of our Year in Review series, we examine how cyber attackers capitalized on security vulnerabilities that emerged with the rush to cloud-based, remote operations, and what security teams did to respond.
As part of our Year in Review series, we examine the growing interest in threat intelligence that was fueled in part by fear of cyberattacks tied to the war between Russia and Ukraine.
As part of our Year in Review series, we examine how organizations continue to grapple with the pace of threats, and have turned to eXtended Detection and Response to gain an edge over attackers.
As part of our Year in Review series, we examine how organizations struggled to obtain a holistic view of all devices and their vulnerabilities, and how to mitigate and fix them to manage risk and ensure compliance.
As part of our Year in Review series, we examine how the expanded attack surface effected email and device security efforts, leaving organizations vulnerable to phishing and ransomware.
As part of our Year in Review series, we examine how rush to the cloud left a lot of security holes and misconfigurations that presented headaches for security teams.
As part of our Year in Review series, we examine how security professionals still have much to learn about how the different elements of zero trust fit together.
As cyber criminals become more sophisticated and inventive, cyber teams need more diverse ideas, creative strategies and out-of-the-box problem-solving skills. Here are three areas of focus.