Identify Early Warning Indicators with Managed Detection and Response

Enterprises had to accelerate their digital initiatives in a short time, which forced organizations to control and manage disruptions to their business. As security and risk management leaders handle the recovery and renewal phases from the past two years, they must consider forward-looking strategic planning assumptions when allocating resources and selecting products and services. How do security and risk management leaders keep pace with the future of digital? In this complimentary webinar, discover the top predictions prepared by our cybersecurity experts for 2022. You’ll understand how to have a successful cybersecurity program built for the digital era, as global change could potentially be one crisis away.

A Former Hacker and a Current CISO Face Off In today’s world where entire workforces were forced to move to an entirely remote work environment overnight, IT security leaders are facing new cyber attacks every day. Not only have hackers and adversaries become more sophisticated over the past decades, the hastily distributed work

The phishing threat has advanced. Stopping these threats requires a solution that’s built from the ground up using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). The architecture of yesterday’s rules and signature-based solutions simply are not equipped to handle these threats. In fact, of today’s advanced phishing threats, 51% require AI/ML to identify and stop. AI is clearly essential for cybersecurity. But the type of AI matters.

Thanks to the rapid increase in ransomware attacks, businesses are having a difficult time with cyber insurance renewals. Many organizations are finding that they can no longer afford cyber insurance, while others are declined coverage altogether.