What Is Endpoint Security?
Endpoint security is a foundational element of modern cybersecurity. These integrated solutions employ anti-malware to detect and block malicious exploits on devices at the edge of the organization’s network. While they’re largely successful in stopping traditional threats, they’re unable to protect endpoints from the more sophisticated threats that are increasingly targeting businesses.
Are Your Web Applications as Secure as They Could Be?
Your business depends on its web apps for operations and growth. But is your web application security plan up to par?
How to Enhance DevOps Security
Despite the challenges of implementing DevOps security, they can be overcome, paving the way for stronger, more resilient security.
What Is Machine Learning?
Discover the fundamentals of machine learning, its applications in cybersecurity, and how it enhances threat detection.
Why You Need Cloud Protection
In this blog, we examine how the scale and potential of cloud computing deserves (and requires) the absolute best protection you can find. Keep reading for a breakdown of cloud security: its threats, implications, and why they’re so critical.
Why Are Humans the Weakest Link in Cybersecurity?
Technology exists to enable people. Whether they use it for personal or professional reasons, people are the common link driving technology adoption. On the other hand, while technology is often predictable, people are not. It’s easy to question why humans are the weakest link in cybersecurity, but the answer — like people — is more complex.
Head to Head: MDR vs SIEM
Many companies turn to security information and event management (SIEM) solutions to improve their security posture. They are designed to give companies a centralized view of security events, intended to make it easier for them to detect and respond to threats accordingly. But just how effective is SIEM compared to a managed detection and response (MDR) solution? In this post, we look at MDR vs. SIEM and see which is the best option for your organization.
What is a WAF?
Can you answer the question, what is a WAF? Explore web application firewalls and their importance in safeguarding your data.
Security Front and Center at AWS re:Inforce 2023
In the ever-expanding IT universe, the majority of my tech career has been spent orbiting the giant orange star that is Amazon Web Services (AWS). Pulled in by the massive gravitational force that is AWS, thousands like me descended on the Anaheim Convention Center...
How to Detect and Prevent Suspicious Network Activity
Discover effective strategies to identify and mitigate suspicious network activity, safeguarding your organization from potential threats.
What to Know About the Critical Entities Resilience Directive
Explore the Critical Entities Resilience Directive from a UK-centric perspective, its implications for UK businesses and how you can prepare your organization for compliance.
On-Premises vs. Cloud Computing: A Comprehensive Comparison
While both run applications and enable business operations, cloud and on-premises have several important differences including resource availability, payment model, maintenance and management, security, and financial accounting.











