Jack Danahy Shares Insight on Endpoint Protection and Simplifying Cybersecurity
Inner Circle Podcast Episode 026 This week I am joined on the Inner Circle podcast by Jack Danahy, Senior Vice President of Security for Alert Logic. As most of you know, I also work for Alert Logic by...
View ArticleGreater Transparency Leads to Better Cybersecurity
The threat landscape is constantly evolving, and organizations of all sizes are essentially under siege. Effective cybersecurity is essential but evaluating and selecting cybersecurity solutions is...
View ArticleJamil Jaffer Chats about the Value of Sharing Threat Intelligence for Better...
Inner Circle Podcast Episode 030 My guest for this episode of the Inner Circle podcast is Jamil Jaffer, Vice President for Strategy & Business Development at IronNet Cybersecurity. We discuss a...
View ArticleSurvey Finds Many SOCs are Set Up to Fail
Devo is a sponsor of TechSpective At face value, the idea of a security operations center (SOC) makes tremendous sense. What organization wouldn’t want a team of dedicated cybersecurity professionals...
View ArticleProtecting the ‘Crown Jewels’ with Threat Hunting
Qualys is a sponsor of TechSpective Cyber attacks target vulnerabilities. That is a simple, common sense reality that shouldn’t need to be pointed out. However, organizations often struggle to patch...
View ArticleImproving and Automating Threat Intelligence for Better Cybersecurity
Devo is a sponsor of TechSpective Cybersecurity is challenging. It is a daunting exercise to protect a complex hybrid cloud infrastructure from a rapidly evolving and expanding threat landscape....
View ArticleMaggie MacAlpine Chats about Collaborative Threat Intel Initiative
TechSpective Podcast Episode 099 Do you like to do jigsaw puzzles? I generally don’t have the patience, but my wife is a jigsaw puzzle fanatic. Gathering threat intelligence is a lot like assembling...
View ArticleMark Thomas Talks about Threat Hunting
TechSpective Podcast Episode 101 There are many facets to cybersecurity. Organizations seek to prevent or block as much as possible, while also constantly monitoring their environments, and–in most...
View ArticleUsing Machine Learning to Help Detect Sensitive Information
By Wilson Tang, Machine Learning Engineer in Threat Hunting As a large, global organization with thousands of employees, Adobe creates and exchanges countless documents every day. These documents can...
View ArticleUsing LLMs to Automate and Streamline Cyber Threat Analysis
TechSpective Podcast Episode 122 There are a number of steps involved in cyber threat analysis to review event information and determine which events are benign or innocuous and which are...
View ArticleData Detection and Response: Enhancing Threat Intelligence and Incident Response
As data naturally lives and breathes, gets copied, shared, expanded, collaborated on, and distributed, the many lives of a single piece of information can be extraordinarily hard to keep track of, much...
View ArticleInterpres Security Unveils Major Platform Updates to Combat Cyber Threats
Organizations face an increasing array of sophisticated cyber threats. Unfortunately, traditional methods of managing cybersecurity defenses often fall short, leading to critical gaps in protection....
View ArticleIntegrating Smart Surveillance to Bolster Cybersecurity
Organizations like yours have cybercrime on the mind – and for good reason. The volume and impact of cyberattacks have risen considerably over the years, with 2023 being a record year for losses and...
View ArticleFrom Visibility to Velocity: Why Intelligence Needs to Be Taskable
Threats today evolve faster than most organizations can track them. In the first half of 2025 alone, our team observed an 800% surge in infostealer activity, a 246% increase in vulnerability...
View ArticleEnterprises Have Too Much Threat Intel And Too Little Prevention
Threat intelligence spending keeps going up, and so does the number of feeds organizations subscribe to. But a new survey from Malanta suggests that more intelligence hasn’t translated into fewer...
View ArticleMost Companies Got Breached Through SaaS And AI Last Year
Ninety-nine percent is not a statistic you expect to see in a security report. But that’s the finding from a new survey of 500 U.S. CISOs: 99.4% of organizations experienced at least one security...
View ArticleHackers Don’t Need Malware Anymore, and That Changes Everything
Cyber adversaries have figured out something important: the best way to beat security tools is to avoid triggering them at all. There was a time when the cybersecurity threat model was pretty simple....
View ArticleHow AI Can (and Can’t) Help Threat Hunting
AI is everywhere right now. It’s in your inbox, your social feeds, and even your car. And in cybersecurity, it’s being pitched as the magic bullet that will finally let defenders keep up with...
View ArticleCybersecurity in Healthcare Is Now a Clinical Safety Issue
When cybersecurity fails in healthcare, people get hurt. That isn’t metaphorical—it’s literal. The 2025 Ponemon Healthcare Cybersecurity Report shows what many in the field have long feared: the line...
View ArticleSurge in Scanning Activity Signals Possible Renewed Exploitation Attempts
Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer system is back in the cybersecurity spotlight — and not for good reasons. New telemetry from GreyNoise shows a sharp and sudden surge in scanning activity. This...
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