In a recent study, BitSight found a large gap in the security posture between financial organizations and their third parties.3 This BitSight Insights report explores a similar question: what is the cybersecurity performance of U.S. federal contractors, and how does that compare to the performance of U.S. federal agencies?
Powered by artificial intelligence, Darktrace finds and autonomously responds to never-before-seen threats that have bypassed the perimeter to find their way into an organization’s systems. Inspired by the immune system, the technology learns a ‘pattern of life’ for every user and device. From this ever-evolving understanding of normal, the Enterprise Immune System identifies deviations indicative of a threat. Darktrace Antigena can then take targeted autonomous action within seconds to neutralize an emerging threat before it is too late.
BitSight researchers examined more than 35,000 companies from over 20 industries across the world to explore the use of outdated operating systems and outdated Internet browsers over the last year and their correlation to data breaches.
This white paper will explore the critical challenges that security teams face in this new era of cyber-threat, and how Darktrace Antigena is leveraging AI to autonomously fight back against advanced attacks, giving human responders the critical time needed to catch up.
Darktrace Antigena is the only automated cyber defense technology on the market that is capable of fighting the most important battles for us.
Security awareness training never occurs in a cultural vacuum. So it’s advisable that an organization’s risk management department evaluate the organizational culture and adjust the messaging appropriately.
This document describes the business problems which privileged access management system (PAMS)s are intended to address. It goes on to describe best practices for processes, policies and technology used to secure access to privileged accounts and other elevated privileges.
API security is increasingly difficult for enterprise security teams to tackle. APIs are spreading fast and are a tempting target for cyberattacks. Learn about the challenges overwhelming security teams today that can be overcome with an intelligent API security solution.
Over the last couple of years, the API security landscape has significantly shifted and expanded due to growing threats and the evolving life-cycle for deploying, managing, testing and operating APIs.
Every security leader faces the same conundrum: even as they increase their investment in sophisticated security orchestration, cybercrime continues to rise. Often security seems to be a race between effective technology and clever attack methodologies. Yet there’s an overlooked layer that can radically reduce an organization’s vulnerability: security awareness training and frequent simulated social engineering testing.
Enterprise productivity, profitability, and success in meeting business objectives are dependent on the ability of workforces to access and utilize the applications, data, email, and other IT services necessary to complete job tasks. However, increased pressure to enable workforce mobility and the distribution of IT services across a variety of public and private hosting environments have challenged organizations to grant secure and reliable access to those resources.
The Productive Browser Project is a continuation of the previously completed Virtual Browser Project. The primary goal of the Productive Browser Project is to determine whether a virtual browser can provide sufficient security with minimal impact on the productivity of a typical enterprise end user. This project focuses on validating the security properties hypothesized as a result of isolating the web browser through virtualization technology. The security tests feature many of the typical attacks encountered by enterprise users and compare the security of a Virtual Browser to Google Chrome.
As organizations grow, the number of vendors on which they rely increases to form a complex ecosystem. Many cyber attacks, however, are launched through third-party vendors. In addition, compliance with regulations requires an understanding of the risks posed by ecosystem partners. To reduce third-party cyber risk and protect company data as it leaves the corporate network, organizations need processes and solutions that leverage automation, allowing security and risk managers to focus on the most imminent risks.