Security is an active market with new vendors emerging regularly. Here is a ”simple” example of what has become a common way to group companies in a logical way - a so-called cybersecurity technology map: This is a lot to take in, yet the above chart is one of the simplest illustrations available when searching “cybersecurity technology map”. A reasonable question could be - how did we get here?
LimaCharlie has successfully completed its Service Organization and Control (SOC 2) audit. The audit was conducted by the Johanson Group, a leading professional service firm that focuses on SOC 2 & 3 examinations for public and private companies. The Johanson Group counts Cisco, Symantec and Broadcom among their many clients. They have members on the team that are Certified Information System Auditors (CISA) and are Certified Information Systems Security Personnel (CISSP).
The development roll up this month hints at some of the big improvements we have planned for the web application. Getting new users onto the platform doing the things they came to do quickly and easily is the central theme. LimaCharlie is working to make it easy and intuitive to create the scalable security solutions you need.
LimaCharlie is lucky to have some really amazing people on the platform. During the course of operating our business we often get to interact with our customers and sometimes those customers become friends: Stefan Waldvogel is one of these people. Stefan has had a very interesting journey on his way to becoming a cybersecurity professional and we asked him to share his story.
The team at LimaCharlie has been moving some big pieces around the board during the month of September. We have been working on something special. On October 12th we will be running a webinar to demonstrate LimaCharlie’s integration of Red Canary’s Atomic Red Team. Atomic Red Team is a library of tests mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Security teams can use Atomic Red Team to quickly, portably, and reproducibly test their environments….
LimaCharlie offers cybersecurity tools and supporting infrastructure billed based solely on usage in a scalable way. It is an approach that nobody else is taking. One that enables some pretty exciting possibilities for those looking to develop cybersecurity products or services. Open and fine-grained controls allow developers to create products with healthy margins and save years of development time. There is no other way to get to market quicker.
