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Cybersecurity Compliance as a Service: Your Ticket to Saving Money, Time, and Sanity with Cybersecurity Compliance

Maintaining Cybersecurity compliance is an arduous task, fraught with challenges. It's costly and time-consuming, and often, the complexity of regulations outpaces an organization's ability to manage them effectively.

Vendor Scanning Process Flow & How to Automate (The 2024 Guide)

As organizations increasingly rely on cloud-based infrastructure and face growing cyber threats, traditional vulnerability scanners are no longer sufficient. Modern vulnerability management platforms must identify vulnerabilities and proactively assess their risks, prioritize remediation efforts, and provide comprehensive reporting.

Contextual Security and Beyond: The Future of Cybersecurity

Welcome back to Razorwire! I'm Jim, your host, and joining me today are cybersecurity experts Richard Cassidy and Oliver Rochford. Following on from our last episode of Razorwire, where Oliver and I discussed the key issues that cyber professionals need to focus on in 2024, this episode centres on key takeaways from recent security conferences, particularly RSA and Infosecurity Europe, and explores the shift towards contextual security as highlighted in Byron Acohido's recent report.

API Security Best Practice by GigaOm #apisecurity #apiattacks #apimonitoring #cybersecurity

In this video, we highlight the most critical criteria for effective API security, helping you understand what to prioritize in your security strategy. Learn how to evaluate and implement key API security measures to protect your organization from growing cyber threats.

Navigating SIEM Consolidation: Three Must-Ask Questions

Webinar presented by Devo and DeepSeas The market for Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is in transition. Many top-tier SIEMs are now outdated, facing end-of-life scenarios, and unable to cope with today’s data needs. Market consolidation poses significant risks and challenges for security operations centers, including impacts on stability, pricing, and threat detection capabilities.

How Best to Configure Audit Detailed File Share

When enabled, the Windows security setting audit detailed file share keeps a detailed record of every time someone tries to access a shared file or folder on either the user’s computer or network. When a regular audit is configured, it logs only a singular event – which user or client is establishing a connection to which shared file or folder. A detailed audit records additional information about who is accessing the shared files and folders.