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SANS 2021 Report: Top Skills Analysts Need to Master

Organizations are steadily investing in and improving their security operations, leading to an unprecedented demand for security-related roles and skills. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, it is expected that information security analyst jobs will increase 31% from 2019 to 2029. With this, analysts are expected to be masters of the craft, or "all-around defenders." In this report, you will learn: Learn the skills security analysts need to master to make them successful by downloading the report.

SANS 2021 Cyber Threat Intelligence Survey Report:

The past year has been filled with changes to almost every aspect of daily life, and cyber threat intelligence (CTI) work did not go untouched. CTI is analyzed information about the capabilities, opportunities, and intent of adversaries conducting cyber operations. Adversaries tend to operate in and across digital networks and equipment that shape and impact businesses, critical infrastructure, and people's daily lives. Even with the difficulties that 2020 brought, CTI work has continued to grow and mature.

Enabling Partners with Simple Private Application Access

Business has grown beyond the confines of standard organizations. Now, employees and partners interact with company apps and data from any location (e.g. home offices, customer sites, or partner facilities). But even though many aspects of offsite connectivity have evolved, others desperately need to. While staff and integrated 3rd party remote work models are commonplace, the access models enabling them are outdated and broken.

Enabling a SASE Approach to Private Application Access and Security

Enterprise private applications vary from big brand accounting applications to industry-specific applications. While many parts of enterprises have undergone digital transformation, the delivery and security of private applications to demanding business users have lagged. Fundamentally, they still rely on legacy security and access methods.

Kickstart Guide to Implementing the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Cybersecurity practitioners worldwide use the NIST Cybersecurity Framework to strengthen their security program and improve their risk management and compliance processes. The framework is voluntary, but it offers proven best practices that are applicable to nearly any organisation. However, it can seem daunting at first because it includes so many components.

How Security & IT Teams Can Manage the Shift to the New Normal

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted businesses in ways that few had planned for, resulting in shutdowns, global economic downturn, supply chain volatility, and a sudden uptick in e-commerce and remote work. The disruption is straining security and IT teams who have to quickly respond and adapt to a series of unanticipated business events. How can security and IT teams stay agile, enable business resilience, and manage the shift to the new normal?