Achieving Positive Outcomes With Multi-Domain Cyber and Open Source Intelligence
A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing: Technology Alone is a Security Facade
The power of the technology to defend our IT systems is only as good as our ability to evolve it in the face of ever-changing adversary tradecraft
Demystifying Zero Trust
While many vendors use terms that include “zero trust,” they often use it to mean different things
Public and Private Sector Security: Better Protection by Collaboration
Bringing the resources of government and the private sector together to share knowledge creates a high-definition picture of cyber threats
The Rising Importance of Research Communities for Industrial Cybersecurity
IT security research communities have been around for decades, sharing their findings with community members and the vendors of the affected product with the aim of accelerating some type of corrective action to safeguard users. As appreciation for the value of this service continued to grow, vendors began to offer bug bounty programs to provide researchers financial motivation to work with them to identify vulnerabilities.
The VC View: Incident Response and SOC Evolution
The evolution of cybersecurity incident response and the modern SOC continues to be one of the biggest post-pandemic security trends
From Cyber Threats to Cyber Talent, Insights From the Front Lines
A conversation with Callie Guenther, cyber threat intelligence (CTI) manager at Critical Start
All About the Bots: What Botnet Trends Portend for Security Pros
Protecting your organization against botnet threats requires a holistic, integrated approach to security
Security and the Peter Principle – Seven Signs That You Are Working for a “Peter”
Seven signs that you are working for a “Peter” and how you can adjust how you work to compensate
Universities Should Prepare for Attacks
Universities have a long tradition of open learning and collaboration, where information is shared freely among students and researchers alike. In fact, universities played a key role in growing the internet from its early military roots to the global communication platform it has become. Unfortunately, in today’s world, ransomware gangs and other bad actors have become a regular part of online life.
