Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

February Product Rollup: Search Queries, Smart Upload, and More

‍ Welcome back to another edition of our monthly product rollup! This month, we’re excited to bring you enhancements to search with saved search queries, Smart Upload for Egnyte’s Android app, improvements to Microsoft co-editing on Desktop App and Desktop App Core for Mac, and more.

Understanding the Total Cost of Cybersecurity Compliance Webinar Recording Feb2023

Join NeoSystems for this candid webinar discussion where we will break down the cost factors for compliance using real-world solutions and address costs that are often overlooked. We will provide a "total cost of compliance" view and offer recommendations on how to keep costs affordable and under control.

What to Do If Your Identity Is Stolen

There are several steps you should take after discovering your identity has been stolen such as getting a copy of your credit reports, contacting your credit card issuers and banks, reporting the theft to the FTC and placing a security freeze on your credit. Read on to learn more about identity theft and what you can do to mitigate the risks of having your identity stolen in the future.

Why Do Organizations Pay Ransom During a Ransomware Attack?

Once again, Arctic Wolf has taken the temperature of organizations across the globe to determine how the cybersecurity landscape of 2022 is shaping their 2023 concerns and actions. While the survey covered a number of topics, one stood out: ransomware. 48% of organizations ranked ransomware as their number one concern for the coming year. While that’s down from 70% in 2022, it doesn’t mean that ransomware is going away.

Operational Security: 8 best practices to create a comprehensive OPSEC program

Security threat actors are becoming smarter, and their attacks more devious. Staying ahead of cybercriminals and vulnerabilities is the only way to defeat the attackers at their own game. If you want to protect your organization from cyber threats, then you need to think like an attacker. Operational security, also known as OPSEC, is a discipline that considers the perspective of potential threat actors.

Deepfakes: What they are and tips to spot them

Deepfakes are forged images, audio, and videos that are created using Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning technologies. According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), deepfake videos are increasing at an annual rate of 900%, and recent technological advances have made it easier to produce them. VMware states that two out of three defenders report that deepfakes were used as a part of an attack to influence operations, or to launch disinformation campaigns.

Borderless SD-WAN: Ushering in the New Era of Borderless Enterprise

Let’s face it, your remote connectivity architecture isn’t going to cut it for much longer. Maybe you struggle with providing uniform secure optimized access, or with a patchwork of multi-vendor policies, or with network blind spots across all remote users, devices, sites, and clouds. One or all of these issues can lead to a situation that would significantly impact digital business operations. Fortunately, there’s a better way.

Webinar: Why XDR Matters and How It Can Help Businesses Reach Modern Security - 28 February 2023

In an increasingly complex threat landscape, cyberattacks frequently evade detection, hiding amidst siloed, disconnected tools that cannot provide correlated alerts in a centralized way, propagating as time passes. The concept of XDR plays a critical role in providing a modern cybersecurity approach to deliver comprehensive security and better protection for your customers. Join us in this webinar, where we'll give you XDR essential concepts and the keys to free up overwhelmed security teams trying to triage and identify attacks with only narrow, disjointed attack viewpoints.