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Xalient Extends Approved Supplier Status on G-Cloud 14 Framework

Effective from November 9, 2024, G-Cloud 14 supersedes G-Cloud 13, further enabling public sector organisations—from government agencies and local authorities to healthcare, educational, and emergency services—to easily access and procure cloud services. As a G-Cloud 14-approved supplier, Xalient provides seamless access to secure cloud solutions critical to digital transformation across the UK.

Navigating the SEC Cyber Regulations and 8K reporting for smaller entities

On June 15, 2024, half a year after the SEC's cybersecurity regulations were enacted, smaller organizations—those with a public float under $250 million or annual revenue under $100 million—were finally subject to report material cyber events on Form 8-K, Line 1.05. However, as the larger entities have already demonstrated, determining materiality can be complex, requiring stakeholders to consider financial loss, compromised data records, operational impacts, and more.

Office Hours with Dr. Jack Freund With special guest, Or Amir, Product Manager at Kovrr

* Explore some of the top use cases for which our on-demand CRQ platform is utilized, walking through the specific features and how to leverage them for each of the use cases. These use cases include high-level communication and board reporting, insurance optimization, budgeting, and additional resource justification.

How to Augment Creative With AI: Using RAG for Generative Art and Design

In the rapidly advancing field of artificial intelligence, innovative techniques like Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) are revolutionizing how AI systems generate content. RAG, a powerful approach that combines knowledge retrieval with language generation, has the potential to transform various domains, including generative art and design. This article explores how RAG can augment creativity in AI, focusing on its applications in generative art and design.

What Are the Key Features of the Best Membership Website Builders?

A membership site is one great way to monetize your content, build a community, or offer exclusive products and services. When setting up a course platform, a subscription service, or a niche community, the right membership website builder is crucial to its success. But among all the options from a membership website builder, which best fits you? Here, we discuss what features to look for in a membership website builder so you can determine whether the website will have the tools it needs to reach its full potential.

AI-Driven Cloud Detection Engineering: Turning Security Telemetry Into Action

Amal Mammadov is a cloud security practitioner and detection engineering specialist whose work sits at the intersection of threat intelligence, cloud-native architecture, and security operations. In this interview, he outlines why most organisations are losing ground despite heavy security investments and what it actually takes to build detection programmes that produce outcomes.

Netwrix: How to Protect Your Organisation from Common AD Vulnerabilities

In our first session, we will explore the key strategies for mitigating risks and vulnerabilities. Vincent Le Toux, AD Security Evangelist & Product Owner for Netwrix PingCastle, will show how you can audit your environment to identify common risks in your AD security posture that enable attacks, like the ones mentioned in the Detecting and Mitigating Active Directory Compromises guide.

Netwrix: A Deep Dive into Common AD Attacks: Tactics, Detection and Prevention

In our first session, we will explore the key strategies for mitigating risks and vulnerabilities. Vincent Le Toux, AD Security Evangelist & Product Owner for Netwrix PingCastle, will show how you can audit your environment to identify common risks in your AD security posture that enable attacks, like the ones mentioned in the Detecting and Mitigating Active Directory Compromises guide.

Cyberint: Demonstrating Cyber Success: How To Report Success & Value To Executive Stakeholders

First, CISOs and other leaders often struggle to demonstrate the value and success of a cyber program. After all, when a cyber program is effective, nothing happens - no breaches, no ransomware attacks, no major incidents that must be reported to regulators and customers. It's really a case of no news is good news. A second challenge is measuring and reporting on cyber risk. Risk is ultimately a subjective topic with many dimensions and it can be hard to accurately quantify an organization's level of cyber risk. It's also difficult to translate a reduction in risk to dollars and cents.