Managed Detection and Response (MDR) vs. Best of Breed
Managed detection and response (MDR) provides more comprehensive visibility and a more holistic overall security posture than a random collection of best-of-breed point solutions.
We’re All in This Together: Reflections on the 2020 RSA Conference
Ryan Berg shares his thoughts and reflections from the 2020 RSA Security Conference.
Managing Cybersecurity with the Coronavirus Response and Sudden Spike in Remote Workers
Companies around the world have suddenly had to shift to an entirely remote workforce in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The spike in work from home activity also expands the attack surfaces and poses an increase cybersecurity risk.
Alert Logic COVID-19 Preparedness and Response
Alert Logic CEO Bob Lyons explains the steps the company is taking to be prudent in helping fight the spread of COVID-19 and the actions taken to protect employees and the community while maintaining our commitment to keep customers secure.
The Biggest Gap in Cybersecurity is Empathy
Cybersecurity vendors focus on the threat landscape and developing tools and solutions to defend against it, but the real secret to better cybersecurity is empathy–and understanding why users do what they do.
Investing in the Analyst: Why It’s So Important
Training and certifications are good, but if you really want to invest in develop a team of analysts and foster loyalty and nurture leaders, you need to invest in the human element and establish relationships.
With MDR, One Size Does Not Fit All
The network infrastructure and assets a company needs to protect vary in importance to the business and in exposure to risk. Effective managed detection and response (MDR) can’t be a one size fits all approach.
Alert Logic Dashboards Let You Drill Down to Actionable Intelligence
Alert Logic Dashboards provide both the at-a-glance summary of your security posture, and the ability to drill down to specific actionable intelligence so you can prioritize and address issues.
Stop Trying to ‘Swim Upstream’ with Your Cybersecurity
Many companies insist on doing things the hard way with their cybersecurity efforts. They need to stop trying to swim upstream and get cybersecurity that just works.
Companies Need Cybersecurity That Just Works
Nobody wants to spend time and effort comparing specs and features of cybersecurity tools. There’s nothing exciting about getting a new firewall or endpoint security solution. Organizations need cybersecurity solutions that just work–like a refrigerator or microwave oven.
Data Privacy Day: You Get Out of Data Privacy What You Put In
As we recognize Data Privacy Day, both companies and individuals need to understand the importance of safeguarding privacy, as well as their own choices and responsibilities related to data privacy.
Why Cybersecurity Is Like Fixing a Leaking Pipe
Many organizations try to muddle through and handle their own cybersecurity, but the result is typically cybersecurity that costs more but is less effective than working with qualified cybersecurity experts.