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Discover the Various Open Source IDS Tools Available to You. This white paper provides an overview of Open Source IDS and the various IDS tools available today. Whether you need to monitor hosts or the networks connecting them to identify the latest threats, these are some of the best open source intrusion detection (IDS) tools available to you.
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As organizations around the world shift their workloads to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and other popular cloud infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) providers, concerns about cloud security continue to rise. According to a 2018 Cloud Security Report from Cybersecurity Insiders, 91% of respondents are concerned about cloud security, an increase of 11% over last year’s report. This report will examine a number of these concerns in detail, and specifically address how to avoid making costly mistakes that can leave data exposed.
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The Insider’s Guide to Incident Response gives you an in-depth look at the fundamental strategies of efficient and effective incident response for security teams that need to do more with less in today’s rapidly changing threat landscape.
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Need a crash course on SIEM? No problem. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms provide real-time correlation of events generated from network security controls. Our security gurus will explain what SIEM is (and isn’t) and how to get up and running with it quickly and painlessly.
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In this eBook you'll get an in-depth look at how organizations with limited resources can set up a successful operations center for monitoring, detecting, containing, and remediating IT threats across applications, devices, systems, networks, and locations.
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In this white paper, we'll provide an overview of some of our favorite open source tools as well as tips on how to use them for network security.
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As the virtual hybrid infrastructure has evolved, technologies and tactics for backup and recovery have evolved as well. Backup and recovery functions have changed significantly with the advent of virtualization and cloud-based environments. Read this paper to learn about technology that can help you expedite the recovery process.
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90% of cyber threats start with email, making it the #1 threat vector. Phishing attacks paired with impersonation techniques have made these email threats more sophisticated and harder to detect.
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Email is the main way that cyber criminals target victims for advanced cyber attacks such as ransomware and credential stealing. And attackers break into organizations even when the targets have email security products installed.
You’ll learn how to evaluate and purchase effective email security solutions for advanced threat protection.
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FireEye Helix is a cloud-hosted security operations platform that allows organizations to take control of any incident from alert to fix. Available with any FireEye solution, FireEye Helix integrates your security tools and augments them with next-generation SIEM, orchestration and threat intelligence capabilities to capture the untapped potential of security investments. Designed by security experts, for security experts, it empowers security teams to efficiently conduct primary functions, such as alert management, search, analysis, investigations and reporting.
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FireEye is in a unique position to see global cybersecurity threats, threat actors and their impact on breached organizations. Grady Summers, FireEye’s CTO, discusses how organizations can use staff and intelligence to bolster their cloud security defenses in 2019.
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The cloud brings great promise of allowing organizations to do more with less, democratizing resources so that startups can enjoy the same capabilities as juggernauts of industry, and allowing apps to grow to a scale not seen before. But this means that cloud resources require dedicated, specialized attention to ensure they are not being misused and that their data stays secure. Organizations must keep up with security tools and training they need to ensure that they are ready for the big shift.
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This white paper examines the essential capabilities of a security platform and offer some points to consider when selecting a security vendor.
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Threat intelligence is one of the most overused terms in cyber security today. Every vendor promises their threat intelligence will solve your security challenges. This creates confusion in the marketplace and makes it challenging to evaluate threat intelligence offerings.
To help organizations better understand threat intelligence service offerings, Forrester recently published their research report: The Forrester New Wave™: External Threat Intelligence Services, Q3 2018.
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The security sector is littered with providers claiming to offer “cyber threat intelligence”. But not all intel is created equal! Learn to differentiate true threat intelligence from traditional data feeds that lack the context to improve security.