Cybersecurity topics and trends all too often wind up in a convoluted and confusing mess. In Netsurion’s Cybersecurity Q&A video series, our experts unpack common questions so you can be more confident and in control when it comes to securing your IT infrastructure.
Why adopt the shared responsibility model in your SecOps?
A shared responsibility model helps reduce potential gaps in security coverage for organizations by clearly defining security processes, roles, and responsibilities. But there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach and the model can break down. So what’s the answer for modern co-managed cybersecurity?
5 Habits of Highly Effective Threat Hunters
What is threat hunting and how does proactive threat hunting differ from traditional threat response efforts? Watch this video to find out and learn 5 habits to level up your cyber defense strategy by isolating advanced threats that evade traditional security solutions.
Anatomy of a Modern Attack
Delve into the various routes threat actors take to gain unauthorized access to an organization and navigate compromised environments to achieve their objectives – including the attack methods typically utilized, the potential impact they can have, and what steps can be taken to prevent them.
What is zero trust architecture?
What is zero trust architecture? Why has it grown in popularity? How has this changed the way we allow users to access Networks and Resources and what are the differences we now see between traditional architecture and zero trust?
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DIY SIEM vs. Managed XDR
Discover how to relieve the frustration from a Do-it-Yourself SIEM by implementing Managed XDR services.
Too small to be Hacked?
Don’t believe the fallacy that SMB businesses are too small to be hacked. Watch this short video to find out why they can actually be prime targets – and how you can protect yourself.
What security improvements can I make to help my security team?
Did you know there are a number of steps you can take to improve security and help out your security team? Budget is always an issue, and security is a cost center. What can be done to assist your team in keeping your company safe? Watch this quick video to learn a few tips around cleaning up data, managing access, standardizing technology, and more.
What are the five worst practices for AWS account safety?
When an AWS account experiences a security breach, we generally see that the reason for the breach is similar to the reasons we saw for on-premise breaches in the past. In this video, Chief Strategy Officer for Netsurion, A.N. Ananth explores the worst practices to avoid to help your company stop breaches before they occur.
What are the cybersecurity trends we can expect in 2023?
A.N. Ananth, Chief Strategy Officer at Netsurion, discusses 7 top trends that he sees leading the way in 2023. From an even more accelerated shift to hybrid work and the cloud, to ransomware attacks on operational tech and beyond, make sure you are prepared for a new year of cyber threats and defense despite the skill shortage of security pros.
What are the different types of MDR service providers?
Managed Detection & Response (MDR) is all the rage, and countless vendors have shown up that tout brilliant, low-effort outcomes. Buyers must look under the covers to determine what is really provided in their services, if it is in-house or provided by a partner, and if 24/7 support really means 24/7. In this video, Netsurion reviews the types of providers, and what the pros and cons are for each.
How to optimize a small IT security team?
Cybersecurity is an arms race. And the average business has a small, thinly stretched infosec team. Couple that with a global cybersecurity talent shortage, what can you do optimize your cybersecurity outcomes?
What is XDR?
What exactly is XDR? To understand that we need to review the security journey that has transpired over the past 10-15 years. What started with AntiVirus to protect against malware evolved into Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)/Managed Detection & Response (MDR) and now Extended Detection & Response (XDR). XDR represents the next generation of IT security and extends the scope of MDR beyond the endpoint in order to remove blind spots.
What is the difference between Open & Native XDR?
How do you remove blind spots from siloed security tools? What is the difference between Open & Native XDR?
How much does it cost to operate and setup a 24×7 SOC?
What functions are covered by a modern SOC? What do you need for a fully effective SOC? What are your alternatives?
What size security team do I need?
What size security team do I need to protect against ransomware? What tasks will I need them to perform?
Does SOC location matter?
Does the location of the physical SOC matter? How does the location of the security data differ, and why does that matter?
What’s the difference between log management and SIEM?
What is the difference between Log Management and SIEM? Why are both relevant and critical to IT security, compliance, and even operational efficiency?