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What is Security as a Service? Advantages and Use of SECaas

Cyber security is a serious concern for businesses in the digital age. It is not uncommon these days to see businesses spending big amounts on security solutions that are difficult to maintain and even more expensive to upgrade. For this reason, security as a service (SECaaS) has gained traction because it allows businesses to outsource their security needs reliably without having to go through the hassle of investing in resources and solutions.

Half a bitcoin to get your data back? How to defeat ransomware attacks.

Ransomware attacks aren’t going anywhere. If anything these threat actors have made their operations an enterprise, creating scalable, repeatable, and profitable campaigns. While there is no silver bullet to ransomware-proof your organization, there are a number of Zero Trust approaches that can mitigate the risk.

Law Enforcement Collaboration Has Eastern-European Cybercriminals Questioning Whether There Is A Safe Haven Anymore

Through the active Dark Web research that Trustwave SpiderLabs conducts for its clients, we have observed new communications on various Dark Web forums between Eastern-European cybercriminals. Based on the conversations that we’ve collected, a segment of cybercriminals is now worried that the Russian authorities may be actively hunting them down.

Cloud Threats Memo: Hard Statistics About Poorly Secured Cloud Accounts

Cloud accounts continue to be a valuable target for cybercriminals: not only do the resources of a compromised IaaS environment grant an immediate profit for the attackers, but the same infrastructure also provides a trusted environment to launch attacks against other targets.

10 Ways to Reduce Cybersecurity Risk for Your Organization

‍Cybersecurity breaches have been on the rise, and it's expected that by 2023, they'll have grown to 15.4 million. While technological advancements have made it easy for organizations to upgrade their security measures, malicious hackers are now using sophisticated tools. This means that in addition to implementing strict cybersecurity policies, you also have to take proactive measures to reduce your cybersecurity risks.

Splunk Live Chat with The Hill: Cybersecurity Trends in the Public Sector

Join the LIVE cybersecurity discussion featuring: Topic: How cybersecurity in the public sector space has shifted over the course of the last year due to the introduction of cybersecurity legislation and federal agencies’ focus on Zero Trust as well as key federal certifications like FedRAMP and IL5.

WED2B Prevents Disruption From Ransomware Attack Using Rubrik

WED2B prevented disruption from a ransomware attack in November 2019, restoring critical SQL databases with Active Directory immediately. “With Rubrik, we experienced zero data loss, zero impact to our core business, we paid nothing in ransom fees and were up and running in 24 hours, which is fantastic” Rob Mole, Head of IT & Solutions.