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By Joseph Chukwube
Remote work isn’t just a temporary trend anymore; it has become a permanent fixture. What began as a quick response during the pandemic has evolved into the new normal for businesses worldwide. In America, 20% of people now work from home. While this has its advantages (flexibility for workers and cost savings for businesses), it’s not without its complications, having cracked open a host of issues around cybersecurity and regulatory compliance.
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By Matthew Jerzewski
CIS Control 6 merges some aspects of CIS Control 4 (admin privileges) and CIS Control 14 (access on a need-to-know basis) into a single access control management group. Access control management is a critical component in maintaining information and system security, restricting access to assets based on role and need. It is important to grant, refuse, and remove access in a standardized, timely, and repeatable way across an entire organization.
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By David Henderson
Fortra’s Tripwire has always been widely known as a File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) solution, and a very good one at that. The good news is that it still is - only when you look closely, it’s a lot more. And it always has been. Besides its traditionally known role as an integrity and security configuration management tool, Tripwire’s powerful capabilities make it a comprehensive cybersecurity solution.
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By PJ Bradley
Organizations of all types must consider and prioritize cybersecurity in order to protect against a wide range of attacks and prevent potentially catastrophic consequences. With the evolution of the threat landscape and most businesses relying more and more on technological pillars for everyday operations, cyberattacks can have impacts that extend far beyond monetary losses. However, the financial cost alone is staggering, highlighting the pressing need for improved cybersecurity across the board.
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By Brandon Barrett
Enterprise networks frequently experience changes in endpoint devices, software, and files, which can introduce risk to the organization. To mitigate this, companies can implement foundational security controls like file integrity monitoring (FIM), which tracks changes to essential files and helps restore them if unauthorized. Additionally, organizations may use these controls to monitor for vulnerabilities introduced by new devices. However, FIM alone is not enough.
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By Graham Cluley
Space Bear is a relatively new ransomware group that first appeared on the radar in April 2024. The gang, which is aligned to the Phobos ransomware-as-a-service group, steals sensitive data from organisations, encrypts victims' computer systems, and demands that a ransom be paid for a decryption key or the data will be published on the dark web.
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By Kirsten Doyle
As we enter 2025, the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks on critical national infrastructure (CNI) in the US are rising at an alarming rate. These attacks target the foundational systems that support everything from energy and water to transportation and communications, and the consequences are far-reaching and potentially catastrophic. They impact not just the operations of these services but also the very way of life for affected populations.
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By Kelly Fessler
In a team environment, it’s all about playing nice with others. The same could be said of your technology team (or stack), and its various components. The problem of disparate, complex systems – each coming from disparate, complex places – all being thrown together in an enterprise has been one the industry has been mulling over for some time.
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By Matthew Jerzewski
When it comes to cybersecurity, vulnerability management is one of the older technologies that still play a critical role in securing our assets. It is often overlooked, disregarded, or considered only for checkbox compliance needs, but a proper vulnerability management program can play a critical role in avoiding a series of data breaches. CIS Control 07 provides the minimum requirements and table stakes, if you will, for establishing a successful vulnerability management program.
Open-source software (OSS) has become an indispensable component in many industrial environments. Just last year, 95% of companies said they increased or maintained their use of OSS. According to the Linux Foundation, 70-80% of all code in any modern solution has been directly plucked from OSS solutions,. Cost-efficiency, flexibility, and expansive development community make OSS an attractive option for many organizations looking to innovate while managing budgets.
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By Tripwire
Tripwire Enterprise provides powerful integrity monitoring at your fingertips. Discover six ways Fortra's Tripwire Enterprise can help you uplevel your security and compliance program.
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By Tripwire
Check out the on-demand recording of our first Tripwire/Belden Industrial Security Pub Talk. You'll hear a panel of industry experts weigh in on questions.
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By Tripwire
Join cybersecurity experts Tim Erlin and Dr. Ed Amoroso for a on-demand discussion around the current ransomware threat landscape and techniques you can use to stay a step ahead of ransomware attacks.
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By Tripwire
Join Anthony Israel Davis as he looks at how compliance compliments a security program, the differences between security and compliance, and tips for how you can build a program that is both secure and audit-ready
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By Tripwire
Join Tripwire’s Mike Betti and Brian Cusack a panel webcast where they walk you through common use cases to show how worthwhile an investment in the 20 CIS Controls can be.
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By Tripwire
Let us help you sharpen your Tripwire Enterprise operational know-how with this session of the Tripwire Tips and Tricks: Change Reconciliation. Sales engineer Mike Betti will teach you how it can be used to.
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By Tripwire
Tripwire Change Analyzer automates the verification and promotion of “known good” and business as usual changes that are the result of software updates, upgrades, and patches, saving IT organizations time, reducing human error, and increasing efficiency. Tripwire Change Analyzer also works in concert with Tripwire Enterprise to deliver alert notifications and granular details needed for rapid response when unexpected, unauthorized, or high-risk changes are detected. Check out this quick start tutorial video on how to get started with using Tripwire Change Analyzer.
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By Tripwire
Tripwire Change Analyzer automates the verification and promotion of “known good” and business as usual changes that are the result of software updates, upgrades, and patches, saving IT organizations time, reducing human error, and increasing efficiency. Tripwire Change Analyzer also works in concert with Tripwire Enterprise to deliver alert notifications and granular details needed for rapid response when unexpected, unauthorized, or high-risk changes are detected. Check out this quick start tutorial video on how to get started with using Tripwire Change Analyzer.
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By Tripwire
IT and OT environments are increasingly interconnected, presenting the need for cybersecurity specialists to secure devices across multiple landscapes. By collecting and contextualizing data across your environments, Tripwire can help to monitor your complex systems and achieve a more robust cybersecurity posture.
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By Tripwire
In this episode, Ian Thornton-Trump, CISO at Cyjax, digests nation state's disinformation campaigns and the cybersecurity landscape. He also discusses the role disinformation on social media plays in cybersecurity.
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By Tripwire
Learn how to use security File Integrity Monitoring effectively and strategically in your organization.
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By Tripwire
Achieving DevOps security is as much a cultural effort as it is a technical one, and quality gates present the perfect opportunity to bridge the gap. Because they function within the bounds of regular DevOps processes, tools that bake security into the CI/CD pipeline by way of quality gates are more likely to win DevOps teams over.
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By Tripwire
Learn how Log Management can complement SIEM, Security Analytics and Big Data tools within your organization.
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By Tripwire
Your 10-point DevOps Aligning DevOps and security is more than a matter of getting the right tools in place-it requires a cultural overhaul, too. That means taking a holistic approach to security that makes room for extra training and communication, as well as security tools designed specifically for DevOps. checklist.
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By Tripwire
Given the challenges facing those responsible for securing enterprise computing environments, there is no better time to have the integrity talk.
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Tripwire is a leading provider of integrity assurance solutions that drive security, compliance and operational excellence. As the inventor of file integrity monitoring (FIM), Tripwire has a 20-year history of innovation. Tripwire’s award-winning portfolio includes configuration management, file integrity management, asset discovery, vulnerability management and log collection.
Stop Attacks, Upgrade Operations and Prove Compliance:
- Monitor system integrity: Tripwire’s industry-leading FIM detects changes on assets across your enterprise, from on-premise data center to public cloud, and remediate them to a known and trusted state. Know who changed your systems with Tripwire Enterprise FIM.
- Manage network vulnerabilities: Discover and profile all assets on your network with Tripwire IP360. Minimize manual effort through integration with your existing tools and processes. Get complete asset discovery with Tripwire’s easy system remediation.
- Automate regulatory compliance: Reduce audit workload by leveraging the most extensive policy library in the industry. Automate workflows to achieve and maintain compliance over time with monitoring, audit evidence and reports.
- Maximize operations uptime: Detect, audit and validate changes across your network to flag unauthorized changes for investigation, reduce unplanned work and speed up MTTR when incidents occur.
Protect against cyberattacks with the industry’s best foundational security controls. Detect threats, identify vulnerabilities, and harden configurations in real time with Tripwire.