Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) is the foundation of a secure and accountable IT infrastructure. It refers to the practices that ensure your organization stays secure, meets regulatory requirements, and minimizes operational risks. For organizations running on Active Directory, the stakes are even higher. One misconfigured permission, one overlooked stale account, or one unchecked access path can open the door to breaches, privilege escalation, or audit failures.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) – the country’s central bank and regulatory body of the Indian banking system – isn’t messing around when it comes to cybersecurity. And neither should the banks it regulates. A key focus of its guidelines is privileged users. They hold the keys to the kingdom, and if they’re not managed correctly, you’re handing bad actors a free pass.

In today’s hyperconnected world, a single misleading LinkedIn or X post gone viral can cause problems for the most well established brand in a matter of minutes. Digital Risk Protection plays a vital role in uncovering and neutralizing these hidden dangers before they escalate. We’ll run through some real-world examples with Outpost24’s CompassDRP solution to show how you can proactively monitor for social media threats before they damage your brand.

Massive volumes of network traffic flow across your environment every second, and traditional security tools can only catch known malware signatures or endpoint alerts—leaving unseen tactics, encrypted threats, and novel malware undetected. When malware hides in encrypted traffic, uses legitimate protocols, or moves laterally within your network, signature-based tools can miss it entirely.