As the COVID pandemic swept the world in 2020 and changed the way we travel and do business, other disruptions happened too: large wildfires driven by climate change, and a volatile domestic political scene pressured corporate policies over diversity and other social issues — and that’s just what happened in the United States.
It’s impossible to predict every risk that could affect your organization. Cyber attacks, ransomware, natural disasters, and power outages are all potential threats that could disrupt your business. While prevention is key, you must prepare for interruptions to your daily operations. That is why a business continuity plan — a detailed plan that explains how your company will continue to operate in the event of a disruption — is so crucial for your risk management program.
Ransomware attacks are here to stay, so it is vital to be prepared and don't become a statistic. Here are 5 tips to help protect your organization.
It has been a tough few months for Microsoft. After the SolarWinds/NOBELLIUM attacks, Microsoft Exchange customers were afflicted with a slew of vulnerabilities. In March 2021, the ProxyLogon vulnerability emerged, followed by an exploit that surfaced in April 2021 called NSA Meeting. In August 2021, Orange Tsai released a series of new vulnerabilities called ProxyOracle and ProxyShell, followed by the discovery of another Proxy flaw, dubbed ProxyToken.
Our integrated compliance management tool helps you breeze through audits. Log360 provides out-of-the-box templates to meet all the major compliance regulations, such as the GDPR, PCI DSS, FISMA, HIPAA, and GLBA. What’s more, you can monitor the compliance status for these regulations in real time on graphical dashboards. Log360 also provides prebuilt compliance alerts to notify you about any critical compliance-related events.
Back at KubeCon North America 2017, many speakers declared that 2018 would be “The Year of the Service Mesh”. Just a year later, in the 2019 CNCF Survey1, it was reported that 18% of surveyed organizations were using a service mesh in production, and by 20202 (the most recent survey published at the time of this writing) that number rose to 27%.
When it comes to the security of SAP systems, SIEM products often fail to meet companies’ expectations as they couldn’t fully interpret the SAP logs. LogSentinel Next-Gen SIEM solves this problem, eliminating the blind spots, as well as all SAP threats, and successfully parsing every log file in a human-readable format.
ThreatQuotient’s new survey on the State of Cybersecurity Automation Adoption is now available for download. Conducted by independent research organization, Opinion Matters, the survey includes responses from 250 senior cybersecurity professionals representing the following industries: central government, defense, critical national infrastructure (energy and utilities), retail and financial services.
