Assessing Risk with MITRE ATT&CK with Frank Duff
Frank Duff, Chief Innovation Officer and Co-founder of Tidal Cyber, discussed assessing risk with MITRE ATT&CK on this weeks Defender Fridays!
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Beyond Data Routing: Slash SIEM Costs with LimaCharlie's Security Observability Pipeline
Let’s face it - you’re struggling with managing massive volumes of telemetry and trying to efficiently optimize against budget. Typical observability pipeline tools only solve part of the problem - they route data but lack real-time detection, automation, and response capabilities. Watch this webinar as we demonstrate how LimaCharlie's security observability pipeline use case goes far beyond traditional solutions. With LimaCharlie, you can normalize any telemetry source into a common format while simultaneously enabling automated detection and response directly from your data streams.
RSA 2025 Debrief with the LimaCharlie team
This week's Defender Fridays was all about RSA 2025! Be sure to register for the series, we have special guests every week: https://limacharlie.io/defender-fridays
The Reseller Shift to Managed Services: Where to Start and Why It Matters
Resellers are feeling the pressure: escalating cybersecurity demands, tighter customer budgets, and increasingly commoditized product sales. Managed services provide a path forward to offer recurring revenue, stronger customer retention, and a more scalable business model.
Hybrid SOC: The Key to NIS 2 Compliance and MSP Growth
In recent years, cybersecurity regulations have evolved to address more sophisticated cyber threats. In Europe, the NIS 2 directive is increasing pressure on managed service providers (MSPs) to ensure both technical resilience and regulatory compliance. While 78% of private sector leaders believe cybersecurity regulations effectively mitigate risk, many still need support with compliance.
In Full Bloom: What Cybersecurity Maturity Looks Like
Imagine your organization’s cybersecurity as a garden. Achieving maturity isn’t a final milestone ‒ it’s about cultivating a thriving ecosystem. It’s when you’re not just reacting to weeds (ahem, threats), but proactively tending to the health of your infrastructure. It’s not about chasing alerts ‒ it’s about growing with confidence because you know your roots are strong, your systems are resilient, and your people are engaged.
#212 - Intel Chat: RSA 2025
In this episode of The Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast, we discuss some intel being shared in the LimaCharlie community. During a talk at RSA, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem provided an update on the future direction of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) under the new Trump administration. During the panel discussion titled “AI and Cyber Defense: Protecting Critical Infrastructure” which brought together federal research leaders to talk about how AI and automation are being leveraged to address mounting cyber risks across the U.S. critical infrastructure landscape.
WatchGuard Technologies Initiates Planned CEO Transition
Seasoned cybersecurity leader Vats Srivatsan named Interim CEO and joins WatchGuard's Board; Prakash Panjwani to remain on the Board and serve as strategic advisor.
#213 - Building cybersecurity products with Jonathan Haas, Product at Vanta
On this episode of the Cybersecurity Defenders Podcast we speak with Jonathan Haas, Product at Vanta, about building cybersecurity products. Jonathan’s work focuses on making security compliance faster and more accessible, helping teams move from months-long processes to efficient workflows that take just days. Before Vanta, he was the co-founder and CEO of cybersecurity startup ThreatKey, and before that he held key roles at Snapchat, DoorDash, and Carta, where he built and refined compliance systems during times of rapid growth.
If you can't patch perfectly, patch programmatically
In every quarterly security report we’ve ever released, we consistently find that threat actors primarily exploit old vulnerabilities, often fixed months, if not years, prior. The prevalence of zero-day exploits pales in comparison to these well-known, outdated vulnerabilities. This reality underscores our repeated advice: regularly and swiftly patch your software to yield significant returns on your security work investment.