Data is the foundation on which digital business is built. But protecting that data
is more difficult than ever, as a variety of new devices are added to networks,
applications multiply, and 5G networks emerge. Meanwhile, threats are growing
in number …
The State of SIEM
As security teams of the past recognized that they
needed better synergy between SIM and SEM tooling,
threat management and log aggregation started to
be blended together. Much of the convergence was
driven by IT professionals and security analysts who…
How to Continuously Improve Risk Management within Leading Cybersecurity Programs
In the benchmark study by AT&T Business, “The Relationship Between Security Maturity and Business
Enablement,” analysts with Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) found that leading organizations—those
with the highest maturity levels—tended to be the furthe…
Evaluator’s Guide for Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services
A managed detection and response (MDR)
service provider can help organizations establish
or enhance their threat detection and incident
response strategies. It can also help avoid the
traditional obstacles associated with deploying
advanced security in…
How Organizations with an Emerging Cybersecurity Program can Accelerate Risk Reduction
When cybersecurity programs are mature and firing on all cylinders, the
security functions of an organization go beyond preventing attacks and
breaches. They become business enablers, aligning and allying with the
other divisions of the company to achi…
A Guide to Build vs. Buy Service Models for Threat Detection and Response
To quickly identify malicious and anomalous activities,
prioritize the most severe risks and swiftly take action
to disrupt or contain a threat, organizations need
appropriate infrastructure, threat intelligence, and staff
support. Many paths can lead …