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Understanding Secure Access Service Edge (SASE)
Secure access service edge (SASE – pronounced “sassy”) is a modern architectural framework that combines network security and wide area networking (WAN) capabilities into a unified cloud-based s
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EDR vs XDR
In today’s evolving threat landscape, organizations face an ongoing battle to safeguard their digital assets and sensitive information. Cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated, la
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The Importance of Incident Response Services
In today’s interconnected and rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses face an increasing number of cyber threats that can disrupt operations, compromise sensitive data, and damage their r
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NetWitness 12.3: Delivering Greater Visibility for Modern Distributed Enterprises
Robust cybersecurity and comprehensive visibility are no longer optional in today’s world of hybrid work environments, growing cyber threats, and increasing cloud adoptions—they’re a must. Her
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NetWitness Log Monitoring: Automation and Visibility for Your Security
One of the fundamentals for creating a robust security approach is the ability to collect, record, and analyze data reflecting everyday activities within your network. This process is known as log mon
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Network Detection and Response: Strengthen Your Cybersecurity With NetWitness
Millions of cybersecurity events occur every day, and as time and technology continue to progress, the means of these cyber attacks become more sophisticated and immensely more difficult to detect. St
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Decoding the 2023 SEC Ruling
Decoding the 2023 SEC Ruling A closer look at the SEC’s final rule on Cybersecurity, Risk Management Strategy, Governance, and Incident Disclosure. The line between innovation and vulnerability is
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Leverage UEBA for Comprehensive Network Security with NetWitness
As cyber security threats continue to increase, along with the levels of sophistication they use to carry out their attacks, organizations are looking for ways to enhance their security capabilities w
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Securing Secrets: Insights into Code Obfuscation Techniques
Once a threat actor gains access to a network or tricks a user into downloading a malicious attachment. The next step is to download their payload, this could be a toolset or malware. Code obfuscation
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Inside the SOC with Dave Glover