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geeks+gurus: Get real about cyber resilience

Join our geeks+gurus of Sumo Logic for an interactive conversation on the current state of cybersecurity, Demonstrating value is vital. In this 25-minute conversation, Bob Layton and Chas Clawson will Get Real about Cyber Resilience. With uncertainty around a potential recession and IT budgets flattening, security teams are learning how to do more with less. Cyber attacks are becoming more complex and destructive, however, more pressure is being put on security leaders to be more efficient with their spending and to make the case for these critical investments.

What is XDR? Is the security impact real or hyped?

With so many overlapping and self-serving definitions of XDR (Extended Detection and Response), embracing the innovations in technology first require that we parse the alphabet soup. We agree with several industry analysts covering the space that XDR is a vendor push with no real customer demand, but the problem spaces within XDR are of significant customer interest. Consensus has emerged on a few XDR elements such as: cloud-native/SaaS, improved detection, and improved response.

How to tackle Microsoft 365 account compromise and credential theft

A lot has changed since Sumo Logic last gave our two cents on how to secure Office 365. In the meantime, Office 365 has become Microsoft 365 (M365), and Sumo has continued evolving and expanding its security offering. Today’s threat actor is adept at compromising M365 accounts through various methods. Stealing credentials through phishing email campaigns and brute-force attacks has become commonplace.

Find threats: Cloud credential theft on Linux endpoints

The Sumo Logic Threat Labs team previously outlined the risks associated with unprotected cloud credentials found on Windows endpoints. This article builds on that work by providing detection and hunting guidance in the context of endpoints that run the Linux operating system. Although workloads that support business functionality are increasingly moving to the cloud, these workloads are often managed through an endpoint that is often found on premises.

Is it ODD to Shift Left? Building Elite DevSecOps Performers

In today’s world, customers expect top-notch digital experiences. Apps that are slow, or leak sensitive data, will alienate even the most ardent users. This session will explore the underlying use cases for shifting security and observability left with two emerging practices, DevSecOps and Observability Driven Design.