Mean Time to Detection (MTTD) is a critical metric for measuring cybersecurity effectiveness, as the speed at which organizations can detect network anomalies and security incidents directly impacts their ability to minimize damage and maintain operational continuity. The ...
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Financial services IT teams operate under intense pressure to secure sensitive data, modernize aging infrastructure, and comply with a growing list of regulations. These...
Enterprise risk management (ERM) is a strategic approach meant to help businesses identify, assess, and respond to these risks in a systematic way. It...
Modern networks are sprawling, dynamic ecosystems that power nearly every business function. And to keep these systems running smoothly, organizations need visibility into what’s...
As traditional perimeter-based defenses prove inadequate against today’s cyber threats, Zero Trust offers a flexible and comprehensive model grounded in the principle of “never...
Security debt is emerging as a critical concern for IT and security teams. As businesses rapidly adopt new technologies, many carry forward legacy systems,...
Network infrastructure generates a constant stream of IP traffic, and understanding how that traffic moves is essential for maintaining performance, availability, and security. NetFlow...
Healthcare data security is not just an IT concern, but a fundamental pillar of patient care and organizational survival. From electronic health records (EHRs)...
There are many ways for attackers to move quietly through the network, using stolen credentials and subtle behavioral shifts to slip past firewalls and...
Unlike accidental data leaks caused by human error or misconfigured systems, data exfiltration is a deliberate and malicious act. It involves the unauthorized transfer...
