Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Octiga X Brigantia Launch Webinar 2023

Octiga presenting its solution to partners from Newcastle. Exciting presentation delivered by our Director, Dr Robert McFeely, to demonstrate how Octiga will help UK MSPs in solving frequent #M365 security management challenges for multiple clients. Looking forward to giving confidence to UK MSPs to deliver Office 365 security rapidly.

Hack Your Way To Your Dream Job In Cyber Security

Part 1 – Top Tips for Job Applications Firstly this week, we’ll be addressing a question posed by one of our masterclass attendees: “I am currently studying cyber security and I would love to know what you look for in candidates?” This is a great question and the answer is critical in helping you get into cyber security – I’ll give you my top tips in the first part of our masterclass.

Supply Chain Attacks: What You Need to Know

Every day, thousands of companies download updates to their software. With a click of a button, they can walk away and return the next morning with everything reorganized and in order. While a staple of modern life, this action is no longer completely harmless. It is now one of many attacks that bad actors use to access systems and execute supply chain attacks.

3 Ways to Improve Your Security Operations

As cybercrime continues to grow and organizations digitize, understanding cybersecurity and how to improve one’s security posture becomes paramount. Unfortunately, the firewall has dissolved and tools alone, though helpful, can’t protect environments when public sector organizations are understaffed, underfunded, and struggling to maintain compliance.

Realizing the True Power of Netskope Cloud Exchange

When I talk to customers and partners about Cloud Threat Exchange (CTE), I immediately say, “I’m not in marketing, and didn’t see the future—so I misnamed the module. I should have named it Cloud Data Exchange.” Why do I say this? Because, as Netskope and Cloud Exchange have matured, the number of use cases the module can fulfill has naturally grown beyond the initial vision. How so?