Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Meantime to detect (MTTD) and meantime to respond (MTTR) are two of the most important metrics for measuring a cybersecurity program. MTTD tracks how fast teams identify a threat. MTTR tracks how fast they contain and remediate it. The lower both numbers are, the less time attackers have to cause damage. Learn how to improve them with a clear incident response plan, defined roles, and around-the-clock security operations from Arctic Wolf.

Every organization has vulnerabilities. The key is knowing which ones matter most and fixing them before attackers can use them. Vulnerability management is the ongoing process of discovering, assessing, remediating, and validating weaknesses across your environment. It is not a one-time project. It is a continuous cycle that reduces risk over time. Learn how risk-based vulnerability management helps security teams focus on the flaws most likely to affect the business. Arctic Wolf can help you prioritize and act before vulnerabilities become incidents.

Spoofing attacks exploit trust. Attackers pose as people, organizations, devices, and websites to steal sensitive information or install malware. Learn how caller ID, email, IP, and website spoofing work. Then see how artificial intelligence (AI) deepfakes make impersonation harder to detect, and how employee training and layered security controls help stop these attacks. Want to learn more? Visit arcticwolf.com and explore our Cybersecurity Glossary to stay informed about evolving threats.

How can organizations deploy AI responsibly without sacrificing trust, control, or accountability? At @CRNvideo's 2026 XChange Best of Breed Conference, Arctic Wolf President & CEO Nick Schneider joined CRN editors for a conversation on the role of AI in cybersecurity and what separates effective AI adoption from risky experimentation.

Faster investigations lead to faster outcomes. Learn how Arctic Wolf's Aurora Agentic SOC helped detect, validate, and contain an adversary-in-the-middle attack in minutes, with AI agents and security analysts working together.

Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection in Action: Stopping Ransomware Before the Damage Is Done What happens when a user clicks a malicious file that bypasses traditional defenses? In this demo, you'll see how Arctic Wolf Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection uses AI-powered, intent-based detection to identify and disrupt ransomware activity in real time, stopping attacks before encryption can spread across the environment.

This month, we sit down with Sam McLane, Chief Technology Services Officer and one of Arctic Wolf's original team members, as he reflects on the company's journey from six employees to more than 3,500 worldwide. Sam shares lessons learned from nearly 15 years of building Arctic Wolf, why relationships have been at the heart of his career success, how he thinks about leadership, innovation, and staying ahead in the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, and so much more!

Two days. Hundreds of security leaders. Countless conversations about what's next in AI and cybersecurity. Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2026 Security Operations Summit. From discussions on AI-driven security operations and cyber resilience to insights from industry leaders, the event was packed with ideas, innovation, and real-world expertise. We're especially grateful to our customers, partners, speakers, Cyber Resilience Leadership Award winners, and sponsors for making this year's event such a success.