Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Unify endpoint and network evidence

Unmanaged endpoints, vendor security appliances, cloud instances, and IoT devices often lack endpoint protection, creating hiding places that attackers exploit. Using Humio to correlate Falcon endpoint data with Corelight network evidence improves detection capabilities for all of your devices, and makes investigators and hunters faster.

What does XDR mean for your organization?

As one of the hottest new buzzwords in the infosec space, XDR means many things to many people. This talk will discuss all of the possible components of an XDR solution through the lens of SOC operations, laying out the pros and cons of various approaches such as SaaS vs on-premise, specialized vs general tooling, etc. for organizations of different size, funding, and maturity levels. Best practice suggestions will be provided throughout, from general principles to specific integration code.

Webinar: Elevating Your MSP Security Practice with a Unified Security Platform - 28 Apr 2022

You’re tired of struggling with disjointed security information, incomplete integrations, and too much time and energy spent with multiple security vendors. These aren’t minor headaches of a managed services business, they ultimately drain efficiency and profits, and many are considering vendor consolidation as the answer.

Proactive Compliance Verification for Network Security

Regulatory compliance can cost teams valuable time and money. Forward Enterprise's security posture verification can relieve this burden and prove that your network behavior conforms with corporate policy intent in real-time. In this demonstration, Technical Solutions Architect, Glen Turner shows us how operators can use Forward to prove the network meets PCI DSS regulatory requirements.

Lessons From Billions of Breached Records by Troy Hunt of https://haveibeenpwned.com

Security flaws, hackers and data breaches are the new normal. It’s not just those of us in the industry facing these foes every single day; it’s everyone. Whether you’re online or offline, you simply cannot exist today without your personal information being digitized in systems which are often left vulnerable and exploited at the whim of attackers. But who are these people — the ones who seek to break through our defenses and exploit our data? And how are they continually so effective at doing so, despite our best efforts?