Campaign Mode: Because Your SOC Team Has a Life
In the world of cybersecurity, busy is an understatement. SOC teams are often drowning in a sea of repetitive alerts. Looking at the same threat or graymail spread across 50 pages of logs ...
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In the world of cybersecurity, busy is an understatement. SOC teams are often drowning in a sea of repetitive alerts. Looking at the same threat or graymail spread across 50 pages of logs ...
John N Just, Ed.D. - Chief Learning Officer Evolving Standards for Digital and Workplace Compliance It is a common misconception that digital accessibility and AI safety are niche ...
When it comes to email security, phishing and other social engineering attacks tend to grab headlines. But a simple mistake by an employee, like addressing an email to the wrong person, ...
Email security often focuses on incoming threats such as phishing, malware, and malicious links, but outbound email security is just as important. According to KnowBe4’s 2025 State of ...
John N Just, Ed.D. - Chief Learning Officer IT & Technical Staff Need More Training, Not Less There is a common misconception that IT and technical staff "know about security ...
Criminal threat actors are taking advantage of the fear and uncertainty surrounding the conflict in the Middle East, according to researchers at Bitdefender. The researchers observed a ...
Organizations have traditionally treated phishing emails as a technology problem to be solved with spam filters and secure email gateways.
If the public sector had unlimited cybersecurity budgets and fully staffed SOCs, today’s threat landscape would look very different. But that’s not reality.
Public sector organizations are operating in a threat environment that is both relentless and increasingly personal. Federal agencies, state and local governments and educational ...