cybersecurity monitoring
Crank Up your Sensors with the Respond Analyst, an XDR Engine
The XDR Engine, the Respond Analyst, we announced last week is the first XDR product to meet companies where they are in their security operations journey, designed with efficiency and ease of ...
An Effective SOC Begins with a Mindset Overhaul
Even with the deepest pockets, there are still not enough people to keep pace with demands of today’s Security Operations Center (SOC). The volume of relevant security data and the number of ...
Setting the Foundation for a Cyber Resilient Future: Q&A with Peter Schawacker of Blinktag Solutions
We recently sat down with Peter Schawacker, a leading consultant with in-demand expertise in both the business and technical domains of cybersecurity. With over two decades of experience in nearly every aspect ...
Cybersecurity Lessons from the Pandemic: Data – Part 2
Having discussed issues relating to the collection and reporting of COVID-19 data in Part 1, we now turn to cyberspace, even though the jury is still out regarding much of the pandemic ...
Partnering to Win: Respond Software Joins with IIS to Enhance Security and Bring Added Value to Enterprise Customers
International Integrated Solutions (IIS) has been solving complex IT problems for enterprise customers across a wide range of industries for over thirty years. The company’s longstanding reputation was built by earning the ...
3 Reasons Why You Might Consider Managed SIEM
Small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs) leverage an array of security technologies to protect the organization from the latest threats. But, the cost and complexity in managing these technologies as well as the ...
Avoid these Failures with SIEM Tools at All Costs
SIEM is a powerful security tool when deployed successfully. But, gathering insights and achieving the benefits of using a SIEM tool can be a challenge and many organizations fail to do so ...
Ask These Questions When Evaluating SIEM Solutions
Modern IT infrastructure generates a wealth of data. A large or mid-size enterprise can generate petabytes and, in some cases, even exabytes of log and metadata. Hackers know this and intentionally target ...
