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Unlock the Power of Security Automation: Threat Intelligence Management
Unlock the Power of Security Automation: Threat Intelligence Management Chris Jacob Threat intelligence has become a significant input to the overall ecosystem that organizations leverage in their security footprint. Managing that data and theUnlock the Power of Security Automation: 3 Use Cases to Consider
Unlock the Power of Security Automation: 3 Use Cases to Consider Leon Ward At ThreatQuotient, we write a lot about security automation. Most recently, we’ve discussed how our data-driven approach to automation helps enable extendedAs the Cyber Threat Environment Escalates, How are Organizations Responding?
As the Cyber Threat Environment Escalates, How are Organizations Responding? Cyrille Badeau Globally, the cyber threat level to organizations remains high and the current situation only serves to highlight this further. To this point, anyBreaking Barriers at Black Hat 2022 with Women in Cybersecurity
Breaking Barriers at Black Hat 2022 with Women in Cybersecurity Kasey Ello Women in Cybersecurity Happy Hour at Black Hat 2022 After more than two years of having our days filled with Zoom meetings, many of us in the cybersecurity industry haveCover these five topics before going forward with an M&A
The S&P Global 451 Research Tech M&A Outlook Survey found that the value of technology deals announced in 2021 exceeded $1 trillion for the first time in history – and 69% of respondents predicted that the pace would continue orThe Secret to Automation? Eat the Elephant in Chunks.
The goal of security automation is to accelerate detection and response, but you’ll waste a lot of time if you try to eat the elephant all at once One of my favorite phrases when strategizing how to approach a daunting challenge isLooking for Some Summer Reading? Check Out Our Top Blogs so Far this Year
Looking for Some Summer Reading? Check Out Our Top Blogs so Far this Year Kasey Ello Summertime often means vacation time and a chance to rest, relax and catch up on some reading. But for those of us in cybersecurity it can be hard to trulySecurity Automation, Lessons Learned from Top Gun: Maverick
Security Automation, Lessons Learned from Top Gun: Maverick Marc Solomon The cybersecurity industry has talked about security automation for years. We’ve grappled with what, when and how to automate. We’ve debated the human vsThe Pendulum Effect and Security Automation
The last few years have been filled with examples of the “Pendulum Effect”, where trends swing from one extreme to another before settling at an equilibrium, somewhere in the middle. Think about it from an IT and securityThe Meaning of Orchestration
The Meaning of Orchestration Vicki Lemay Recently, ThreatQuotient hosted an interactive discussion regarding security orchestration and cyber security automation adoption – what it is, what it’s meant to do, and why it can present aLoad More