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Get a full overview of the changing security landscape, and more importantly insight into the rapidly changing SIEM category, and the reasons that have led to those changes. To offer a complete picture of the changes to SIEM technology, it is valuable for some to understand the context of the SIEM market and how (and why) AlienVault differentiates itself form the traditional approach. Learn more.
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For many organizations, Office 365 marks an entry point into cloud computing—and with it, cloud security. As organizations migrate sensitive and business-critical data to the Microsoft cloud, many security concerns arise: Is our data secure? Who has access to it, both internally and externally? What if unauthorized users compromise account credentials? How can we detect ransomware and other malware in Office 365? What do we need to do to maintain compliance? Learn more.
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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. Learn more.
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IT organizations want to deliver greater business value by increasing productivity, delivering services faster, and remaining flexible to incorporate the latest innovations like cloud, containers, and configuration automation. Learn more.
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Cloud computing is proliferating and taking over the world of IT as we know it. Cloud computing also grows more complex and multi-faceted daily. Getting onto the cloud is easy. Getting it right is trickier. Learn more.
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Advanced security features and tools deter threats and safeguard applications and data. Together, Red Hat and Microsoft deliver a production-ready cloud foundation that effectively addresses security concerns. Learn more.
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Read this GameChanger to find out containerization is an excellent alternative to performing a traditional application migration with advantages including portability for current and future migrations and insulating applications from server OS upgrades.
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Read this GameChanger to find out containerization is an excellent alternative to performing a traditional application migration with advantages including portability for current and future migrations and insulating applications from server OS upgrades.
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Conventional network segmentation focuses on network performance and management. Micro-segmentation, in contrast, addresses critical issues related to security, business agility, and protecting applications at a more granular level. Micro-segmentation delivers fine-grained security that follows the workload as it moves throughout any data center or cloud. Learn more.
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Protecting your organization’s most valuable assets or crown jewels is essential to protecting the organization from adverse monetary, reputational, and business continuity impact. Learn more.
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Read this white paper to find out what you need to consider before moving your data into the cloud including options and alternatives to putting all your data in the cloud. Learn more.
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A true NGFW offers a prevention-focused architecture that is easy to deploy and operate; uses automation to reduce manual effort so that security teams can focus on high-value activities; and delivers new innovations that are natively integrated and easy to adopt – all at the required throughput your business needs. Learn more.
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A true NGFW offers a prevention-focused architecture that is easy to deploy and operate; uses automation to reduce manual effort so that security teams can focus on high-value activities; and delivers new innovations that are natively integrated and easy to adopt – all at the required throughput your business needs. Learn more.
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The goal of the cybersecurity industry is to prevent successful cyberattacks. However, today's point product approach brings additional challenges: proliferation of products, duplicate features, increasing operational costs, and shortage of skilled resources. This traditional approach to cybersecurity has increased these challenges because of the lack of integrated capabilities and automation. Learn more.
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You’ve probably heard about distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, or maybe you’ve even been hit by one. If you’re like most organizations, you’ve already been DDoSed. Perhaps the attack was minor, a wakeup call, but then the attack subsided without causing damage and you just left DDoS protection on your “to-do list.” Learn more.