In order to stay ahead of external attacks and malicious insiders, companies need an advanced security solution that can be used for rapid response detection, incident investigation and coordination of CSIRT breach scenarios.

Finding a mechanism to collect, store and analyze security only data is relatively simple, but turning that data into actionable intelligence is a little more tricky. An analytics-driven SIEM, however, allows IT to monitor threats in real time and respond quickly to incidents so that damage can be avoided or limited.

Security information and event management (SIEM) systems can play an important role in helping your organisation comply with the requirements of the EU's fast approaching GDPR deadline. But it's also important to understand and mitigate the risks of storing and processing logs containing protected data in SIEM systems.

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems require a lot of planning before implementation begins, but if done right it can play a significant role in identifying breaches as they're happening.

CTI can offer security teams substantial advantages, not only during an incident, but also before an attack even starts

With the frequency of mega breaches continuing to rise it's essential your organisation can protect itself against a mega breach by deploying next-generation endpoint protection technology alongside an aggressive proactive hunting strategy.

Although it’s usually high-profile breaches of Fortune 100 companies that grab the headlines, small and mid-sized businesses are not immune from attack. If your company relies on IT systems then you are also at risk.

How to protect your organisation against the threat of fileless attacks

Thousands of attacks are carried out against organisations of all sizes every year. Yet, with antivirus software almost universally in place – how do these attacks keep happening? This guide analyzes the most important elements to consider when replacing a current solution.

Cyberattacks hit new highs in the past year as the overall level of sophistication across the global threat landscape experienced a meteoric rise. This report discusses the important shifts in the threat landscape, and provides the information you need to make your organisation more resilient.

The cybersecurity landscape is rapidly changing and security teams need to keep up with this speed. How do you know whether the threat is dangerous? How do you increase your accuracy? And how do you prioritise and act fast?

How do you assess the state of your current threat intelligence program? The Threat Intelligence Maturity Model in this report reviews each stage to help you assess where you are on the path to a mature threat intelligence programme.

Defending modern global organisations is at the mercy of how quickly and efficiently you can turn data into intelligence and make informed decisions.