How to Achieve Best Practice in Application Security in 2017

Tune in to watch Security Weekly’s Paul Asadoorian and John Strand discuss threat intelligence with Jason Cohen, Threat Intelligence Research Engineer at ThreatConnect. Learn about the shortcomings and misuses of threat intelligence to better understand how it can be used effectively and bring real value to your security operations.

The explosion of edges created by digital acceleration places an enormous strain on any cybersecurity infrastructure. Simply put, security has to be everywhere and traditional security approaches cannot handle today’s challenges.

The recent Thomson Reuters/Acritas 2019 State of the Corporate Law Department report found that gender-diverse teams achieved significantly higher performance ratings, mirroring earlier research on corporate boards and teams in general. Similar results have been shown for other categories of diversity. The facts are clear: diver

Attackers are targeting Active Directory in nearly every type of attack, especially ransomware attacks. Unfortunately, organizations struggle with where to begin to secure AD, as well as what should be emphasized. The end result is a weak AD security posture that is easily attacked and exploited by attackers. There is a solution to securing AD to disrupt attackers. By prioritizing the most exploited settings, the attack surface of AD can be dramatically reduced. This approach of securing AD gives every organization a clear starting and ending point to get through a first wave of securing their AD environment.