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CMMC 2 0 Compliance Understanding the Requirements

The new updated CMMC 2.0 version was released to improve the security standard and address the growing cyber risks in the industry. The latest version is updated in a way that the CMMC compliance evaluates the cyber security practices and processes, and certifies a contractor based on their ability to protect the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and Federal Contract Information (FCI) within the supply chain system. Explaining in detail the new additions and changes introduced in CMMC 2.0 Compliance, VISTA InfoSec conducted an informative webinar on “CMMC 2.0 Compliance Understanding the Requirements”.

Snyk Live : Legal Side of Open Source Use with Yos Pang

Open source use has spread rapidly throughout the world. With many governments, businesses and consumers utilising open source libraries and platforms on a daily basis. As the adoption of open source has increased there are many legal aspects to consider including licensing, compliance and more. This special episode of Snyk Live we are joined by Snyk Head of APJ Legal, Yos Pang. Yos is an international, commercial technology lawyer, with a strong background in intellectual property and a particular interest in open source and open content issues.

End to End Incident Response Using Elastic Security

Join James Spiteri, PMM Director for Elastic Security, as he walks through an entire incident response scenario using several features of the Elastic Search platform including Security features such as SIEM, Endpoint Security, osquery, correlation and case management. Observability features such as logging and APM are also covered as part of this investigative workflow. Additional References.

Things to Ask Your SSE Vendor: Episode 7: Minimizing Latency By Running On Multi-Cloud PoPs

Delivering the best user experience is everything in today’s modern workplace. The less latency the better. SSE vendors should have the ability for its different PoPS to run on multiple cloud providers. This will allow it to resolve user to application connections based on the least amount of latency. Atmos has the ability to support multi-PoPs resolutions. The platform automatically selects the fastest path, and POP (running on AWS, Oracle or Google), that is most high-performant based on the individual user and the specific application’s location. This is a magical capability, and a first in the SSE space.