It’s no coincidence that Graylog 6.1 is making its debut right before Halloween. This release is a true behemoth, designed to tackle some of the longest-standing and most challenging issues in Security Event and Information Management (SIEM). Packed with innovations, Graylog 6.1 is here to change the game.

When it comes to network performance, not all delays are created equal. While average latency gets most of the attention, long-tail latency is often the unseen culprit that silently undermines your network’s efficiency. Before taking a closer look at how a DDI solution helps reduce long-tail latencies and improve efficiency while delivering a seamless network experience, let’s start by learning more about latency.

Our Threat Intelligence team has observed an emerging obfuscation technique, specifically used to make Natural Language Processing (NLP) detection capabilities less effective. Broadly, malicious actors are adding additional characters, break lines, and legitimate links to the end of a phishing email in an attempt to disguise their malicious payloads amongst the noise and evade NLP detection.

If you’re a firm that works with foreign governments, in addition to certifications like ISO 27001 that you will generally need to achieve, you will also have to have processes in place for handling foreign government information or FGI. It’s not enough that your internal network is classified and access controlled; you need specific handling processes and procedures for managing FGI separately from other confidential or classified data you may have.

Passwordless authentication for end users is taking the world by storm, offering organizations and individuals alike unprecedented security, user experience, and efficiency benefits. By all indications, the next generation of authentication for end users has finally arrived, sending the password the way of the dodo. Although they don’t get anywhere near the same hype, advanced authentication strategies for APIs are as critical as passwordless authentication for end-users.