Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

What is Turbo Threat Hunting?

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The Mike Tyson Approach to Cybersecurity: Beyond Prevention

Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face - and cyberattacks are that punch. While traditional security focuses on prevention, true resilience comes from how you respond and recover. Learn why organizations must build better infrastructure, processes, and talent post-breach instead of rushing back to normal operations. The human toll of attacks is real, but avoiding post-incident reflection is the biggest mistake you can make.

The True Cost of Cloud-Native Backups: Are You Paying More Than You Think?

For IT decision-makers, the public cloud has become a game-changer. Scalability, agility, and elasticity are just a few of the many benefits that have driven more organizations to adopt public clouds such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. But with cyber threats on the rise, ensuring business-critical cloud data is protected and rapidly recoverable while optimizing cloud costs can feel like a difficult balancing act.

Understanding the IAM Blast Radius

In this episode of Into the Breach, James Purvis and Mike Schmidt delve into the concept of the IAM (Identity and Access Management) blast radius and its impact on modern security practices. They explore how DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) helps reduce noise, focus on sensitive data, and implement proactive least-privilege models to mitigate risks in cloud and SaaS environments. Learn how understanding the interplay between identities and data can enhance security outcomes and minimize the blast radius of breaches.

The Harsh Reality of Ransomware Attacks: It's Not a 4-Hour Fix

Even well-prepared organizations with strong security are surprised by the intensity and length of cyber attacks. Heather Hughes notes that many expect quick solutions but are unprepared for the reality. "This process isn't over in two days," she explains, countering the myth of a 'big red button' fix. For more on how organizations should prepare, hear Heather, VP at Aon Cyber Solutions in the latest episode of podcast.

People and Process Drive Technology: Modern Ways to Bridge IT Ops and Security

In this episode of Into the Breach, James Purvis and Mike Schmidt tackle the evolving relationship between IT Ops and IT Security. They discuss how eliminating silos, adopting a people-and-process-driven approach, and embracing platformization can bridge the gap between these traditionally separate teams. Learn how modern organizations are shifting from best-of-breed solutions to integrated platforms to improve collaboration, streamline workflows, and achieve faster, more effective outcomes as cloud adoption skyrockets.

Never Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste - CISO's Powerful Take on Security Improvement

Amy Bogac, CISO at Elevate Textiles, shares her candid approach to cybersecurity program management. She emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between immediate fixes and long-term improvements after security incidents. Key insights: Set clear boundaries between incident resolution and continuous improvement Use security incidents as leverage for necessary program investments Learn from every crisis to strengthen your security posture Distinguish between short-term fixes and long-term strategic improvements.

Modern Storage Meets Cyber Resilience: The Rubrik and Pure Storage Solution Architecture for Unstructured Data

Additional contributor: Dan Kogan, VP of Enterprise Growth and Solutions at Pure Storage Rubrik and Pure Storage have partnered to deliver a reference architecture solution that enables organizations to unify, manage, and secure unstructured data at scale. According to projections from UBS, data volumes will reach as much as 660 zettabytes—or 129GB per person on Earth—by 2030.