Navigating the complex world of cybersecurity compliance is more important than ever. With cyber attacks evolving rapidly, organizations need to ensure their systems, processes, and Data Management practices align with strict regulations. But compliance isn’t just about avoiding penalties; in cybersecurity it’s about safeguarding your organization against potential breaches and maintaining trust with customers and stakeholders.

Due to the increasing challenges faced in network environments and the consistent threat of cyberattacks, companies must enforce appropriate security measures to protect their data, maintain operational integrity and prevent outages. For example, a recent Microsoft outage was caused by a CrowdStrike update that conflicted with Microsoft’s Windows OS.

Cyber threats are increasing in severity and frequency, and organizations across a wide range of industries and sizes must stay prepared for outages and other incidents. To protect against these risks, smart enterprises are increasingly embracing cyber resilience, which goes above and beyond cybersecurity practices and helps teams better anticipate, react to, and recover from cybersecurity incidents. This, in turn, ensures the long-term health and success of the business.

Whether you’re running a service mesh composed of HAProxy instances or facilitating communication between multiple systems, ensuring the authentication of traffic between your services is critical. This zero-trust security model operates under the assumption that you should not extend trust without verification, even within your own systems. By verifying every interaction, you mitigate the risks that arise when third parties imitate your systems.

We’re excited to announce that as part of our expanded alliance with Sumo Logic, observIQ extended its support for Sumo’s platform. This allows customers to send logs and metrics to Sumo Logic, leveraging our telemetry pipeline, BindPlane. We’ve also made it possible to automatically recommend processors in our pipeline that format data specifically as Sumo Logic expects—once Sumo Logic is a destination for BindPlane.

It’s 2 am on a Saturday, you’re sound asleep, and suddenly your phone lights up, ringing and buzzing loudly on your nightstand. You know it won’t be good news, but it’s worse than you could have imagined—your network and systems have suffered a ransomware attack. As you quickly change and start driving into the office, you keep asking yourself one question—didn’t we pass our annual security audit three months ago with flying colors?

It’s valuable funding that your organization could put to very good use to protect students, administrators, parents and other stakeholders. But there’s a lot of information to digest. Here’s our high-level breakdown of the 7 things you need to know now.

Asset attribution is an operational necessity for robust digital protection, but hasn't always been easy to achieve. Especially when software state and ownership is unknown, or inconsistent. This blog delves into the historical complexities and challenges of asset attribution for security and engineering teams and explores how Internal Developer Portals like Cortex can help.