Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

“Managed WAF” often gets mistaken for a support contract or a few policy updates. In reality, it is an operational security service that should deliver measurable protection outcomes across onboarding, day-to-day monitoring, and incident response. This guide is vendor-agnostic. Use it to run a deeper evaluation, set clear expectations, and unlock the full value of a managed Web Application and API Protection program.

Data breach recovery has become a top priority for organizations in today’s digital world. Organizations must protect sensitive information that flows through networks, cloud environments, and endpoint devices. Data breaches, insider threats, and accidental leaks expose organizations to financial losses, compliance violations, and damage to their reputation.

Trustwave, A LevelBlue Company, regularly writes about Managed Detection and Response (MDR) covering every aspect of our solution, the partners we work with, what industry analysts think, but sometimes it’s good to circle back and cover the basics. We’ll do that today breaking down what MDR is and why you need it. The number of threat actors and cyber threats are not likely to decrease any time soon, or even far down the road.

“The problem is much, much worse than most people acknowledge.” One of the biggest enduring mysteries for me in cybersecurity is why most cybersecurity curricula don’t teach secure coding to programmers. I have no real answers, only speculation.

We say this just about every time the subject comes up (which is often, given our industry and role in it), but valid information security is not a state of being. It is a moving target and a process. Achieving certification for a certain level of security is a snapshot of a moment in time, but before the hands on the clock swing around again, that snapshot is out of date. Security frameworks like FedRAMP deal with this reality in a few different ways.