We’ve seen the best-of-breed or single-vendor platform debate unfold for many years. On one hand, you have niche solutions providing a focused approach to cybersecurity. On the other, you have one platform that provides interoperability.
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Preparing for the next threat
Posted on - by Justin
It’s safe to say organizations have had their fair share of cyber attacks this past year—from threats discovered early last year with VMware (CVE-2021-21985 and CVE-2021-21972), which provided access to compromised environments and sensitive data, to the Apache Log4j vulnerability, which sent IT professionals scrambling to patch every system that might have a vulnerable release installed. These incidents don’t even touch threats like ransomware, which compromised the Colonial Pipeline network and forced gas prices to skyrocket above $3 a gallon for the first time in seven years—we’d all appreciate $3 a gallon these days! The year has been fraught with security challenges and the outlook continues to be troubling for the remainder of the year.
Read moreWhen EDR isn’t enough, be glad you have NDR
Posted on - by Justin
When tools that were created to help security teams simulate attacks are used by the attackers, you know there’s a problem. But that’s exactly what’s happened in recent news where the Brute Ratel C4 (BRc4) red-teaming and adversarial attack simulation tool was used by nation-state attackers to evade detection.
Read more3 cybersecurity trends to watch
Posted on - by Carter Foster
Businesses are seeing a 50% increase in cyberattacks per week. That’s according to a report from Check Point Research, where companies reported a bump in cyberattacks during 2021. The increase is in line with a year-over-year trend of increasing attacks. Though 50% is a staggering figure, it is only 13% higher than Check Point’s 2020s findings.
Read more5 NDR best practices
Posted on - by Rick Jenssen
Threats today continue to endanger the security of the enterprise at an alarming rate. In fact, a recent report by Positive Technologies found that cybercriminals can penetrate 93% of company networks. And despite efforts to create robust security platforms, no single security solution will address all of the needs of the enterprise. A layered security strategy continues to be a best practice and the one most IT professionals prefer. As part of the strategy, Network Detection and Response (NDR) plays a pivotal role, as it has for many years. Before we dive into how best to implement an NDR program, let’s cover the history of this security solution.
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