Behavioral analytics tops the list of cybersecurity best practices

The majority of enterprise companies have hundreds of apps deployed in the cloud, and that trend is expected to continue, according to a new survey by IDG. That said, 52% of companies find that securing those apps continues to be challenging.

But that doesn’t mean that the remaining 48% are fully confident in their cloud app security or are fully aware of all of the facets of cloud security they should be considering. Enterprise companies have deployed hundreds of applic ...

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These days, more of your people—maybe even your entire workforce—are working from home. Your operations have shifted, and your cybersecurity needs to, too. But even as the potential for risk widens amidst a rapidly evolving threat landscape, you can help keep your agency safe and your people productive.

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With your organization serving a growing and diverse user population inside and outside of the company, you need to control access to systems, applications and data that exist both on-premises and in the cloud. Cloud, mobile and the internet of things (IoT) are opening up more avenues for people in your organization to connect with each other and with key resources, which boosts collaboration and productivity. This digital transformation, however, also presents an increasing threat surface and more vectors for cyber attackers to find their way ...

In an era of ever-expanding attack surfaces, protecting against threat actors—from commodity malware, insider threats and crimeware to state-sponsored exploits, hacktivists and terrorists—has become an increasingly complex activity. Not all threats are created equal, yet disconnected silos of prevention, monitoring or investigation technologies continue to fall short in empowering security operations centers (SOCs) to rapidly weed out false positives and eliminate manual, repetitive actions. What’s needed is a comprehensive solution that enable ...