I’ve been writing about cloud and cybersecurity long enough to remember when “visibility” was the answer to almost every problem. If something went wrong, the assumption was simple: we didn’t have enough data. Get more logs. Centralize them. Correlate everything. […]
Defending a Cloud That Changes Faster Than You Can See It Read More »
One of the most underrated challenges enterprises face today isn’t a new strain of ransomware or a supply-chain exploit, but an internal disconnect. There is a widening gap between the teams responsible for “keeping systems running (IT Operations)” and the
Why IT-SecOps Convergence is Non-Negotiable Read More »
As the world collectively deals with COVID-19, many organizations have enacted company-wide work from home policies to help slow the spread of the virus. For many organizations the sudden requirement to support home working en masse has exposed an uncomfortable
Zero-day Vulnerabilities and the Visibility Gap Challenge During Mass Remote Work Read More »
I assume—or at least hope—that it won’t come as a surprise to you that effective cybersecurity is challenging. I mean, if it were easy, we would have found a better solution by now and we wouldn’t have weekly data breaches
You Can’t Protect What You Can’t See Read More »
Enterprise business today is far more distributed than it has been in the past–in the location of offices, employees, and the underlying infrastructure of the applications used to do business. While companies benefit from having an array of remote offices
Why Network Visibility is Key to Supporting Business-Critical Apps Read More »
Take a close look at how most companies have approached information security, and you’ll notice a recurring theme. We’ve become experts at building castles, with towers, drawbridges, moats, sentries, and ever-more-complex locks. We secure our organizations like fortresses, building layers
4 Major Blind Spots In Your Security (and How to Fix Them) Read More »
Let’s wrap up the week of commentary and insights from this year’s RSA Conference with a discussion of the marketing hype and buzzwords. Vendors attend RSA and spend tons of money on booth space so they can share their brand
Cutting Through the RSA Conference Hype and Buzzwords Read More »
Every year at the RSA Conference hundreds—maybe thousands—of security vendors crowd into the Moscone Center in San Francisco with claims that their products or services are better. “Better” is a relative measure, but generally speaking the assertion is either that
All of Your Security Is Broken, Please Buy Our Security Read More »
