Hello friend, My name is Maxime Lamothe-Brassard and I am the CEO and founder of LimaCharlie.

The months continue to peel off of the calendar and Spring is in the air. As usual, the team at LimaCharlie has been busy pushing the state of cybersecurity forward. In the last month, we have fixed some bugs, brought real-time detections into the web application, and launched a new sensor type. On May 19th at 10.00 AM PST join us as we present a webinar on how to reduce security tooling spend by augmenting Splunk and other high-cost data solutions with LimaCharlie.

The world has changed. The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically increased the number of teams that are working with a remote and distributed model. This change is a welcome acceleration of what many feel would have been the eventual outcome of our digital future. With this new model comes a new and changing set of security challenges.

Can you introduce yourself and tell us what you do and what your company does? I'm Simon Eklund and I work for Cparta Cyber Defense as the lead for DFIR. DFIR is quite self-explanatory, but the company itself is quite new. The focus for the company is Swedish infrastructure and IP(Intellectual Property) and it is quite an interesting company to work with since it's quite different from other start-ups or new companies.

It is the end of the month and the end of the quarter. It has been a big one here at LimaCharlie. We have grown the team and released three new sensor types built on our new open-source adapter, and this is just the beginning. We are also starting something new. For an hour every Friday, we are going to be holding office hours starting at 9.00 AM PT.

Following our recent announcement about supporting the open source community, LimaCharlie is excited to share that we have decided to sponsor the IntelOwl project.

The cybersecurity landscape is shifting because it has to. The breadth of challenges facing defenders is vast and we are constantly reminded about how unpredictable security can be with zero-days such as the recent Log4Shell vulnerability. New tools and a community-based approach offer a way forward in the face of overwhelming complexity.

At LimaCharlie, we are building a world where people and organizations can realize their full potential without compromising security along the way. We believe that it’s best to leave security in the hands of security professionals while enabling them with powerful tools to do what they can do best. For us, these are not just words. It’s a core belief that guides everything we do. Security is about people.