5 reasons why security automation won't replace skilled security professionals

The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, even more so in the past decade, with technological revolutions changing the core of the cybersecurity industry. With new emerging technologies, machine learning, security automation, and AI are slowly but surely becoming a reality in the cybersecurity world. But as the cybersecurity landscape continues and redefines the roles of security workers, which logically begs the question - what does this mean for security professionals?

How to Build Your Employee Monitoring Posture to Combat Ransomware

Ransomware has become an annual event for many organizations, costing them millions in lost productivity and revenue. While there have been some notable successes in fighting off this threat, the industry as a whole must continue strengthening its resolve in order to safeguard against future attacks. Part of this can come down to recognizing the role that users and employees play in fighting off these attacks and providing them with info and tools they need to help reduce risks.

Reckless to Fearless: Automating Remediation in the Cloud

Tines and Lacework are partnering up to bring you insights into the latest in cloud automation. Our tools powerfully combine, helping you take action and automatically solve security alerts in real-time as they occur. This workshop will be centered around an end-to-end demo, walking through the benefits of our tools in combination.

Titania Launches New Nipper Module to Protect Defense Industry and Suppliers from Cybersecurity Breaches

First dedicated tool to automate and assess Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) compliance within minutes; prioritizes risk and remediation and saves organizations up to $200 per network device.