Amid Growing Coronavirus-Related Cyberattacks, Companies Must Continue Making Big Strides in SIEM and Other Types of Cybersecurity Analytics
Posted on Apr 15, 2020by Robert Ackerman Jr. If you’re an adult, it’s virtually impossible not to know by now that the global coronavirus has significantly impacted human health, daily life and the worldwide economy for the worse—much worse. Yet as bad as this is, the multifaceted pain doesn’t stop ... Read More
How Security Companies Can Leverage Immigration for Expertise and Growth
Posted on Apr 13, 2020by Sophie Alcorn Before the coronavirus pandemic, recruiting and retaining highly skilled talent had been a top issue facing companies. That will likely continue to be the case post-pandemic. Increasingly, hiring means looking beyond US borders. Meanwhile, the US immigration process has become a high-stakes undertaking ... Read More
Weekly News Roundup April 6-10, 2020
Posted on Apr 10, 2020by Kacy Zurkus Automation World author Brandon Bohle wrote, “In times of crisis, some parts of your organization may be deemed more critical than cybersecurity, but that thinking can leave your systems unprotected. Be aware of your vulnerabilities to keep your system strong.” Many news outlets ... Read More
Remote Access Presents New Challenges in Industrial Cybersecurity
Posted on Apr 9, 2020by Kacy Zurkus Keeping critical infrastructure online is the paramount concern for those who work in industrial cybersecurity, but when consultants can no longer hop on a plane to go investigate an incident at a facility, that presents huge challenges. According to Lesley Carhart, Principal Industrial ... Read More
How’s Your RSA Conference Homework Coming Along?
Posted on Apr 9, 2020by Kacy Zurkus We know the level of enthusiasm that Conference generates, and we also know that reality hits as soon as you turn off that “Out of Office” auto-reply. Those who leave Conference with good intentions all too often fall back into the chaos of ... Read More
