Information Security Blog

Education is the mission of every university, but paradoxically, the curiosity that stimulates learning can have other consequences[…]

What is Information Technology (IT) security? Why makes it important and What are the best practices and tools for IT security?

More organizations are automating security in their development processes. Security automation is a vital tool that streamlines processes and integrates secure design early in the software development life cycle.

We are thrilled to announce the availability of our SaaS Cloud solutions to global locations to help organizations keep data stored within country or region, or achieve data protection best practice.

RSA, a form of public-key cryptography widely used to secure communication between multiple parties was discovered in 1977 by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir and Leonard Adleman. But they weren’t the only ones working on public-key encryption. Two Stanford technologists Whitfield Diffie and Martin E. Hellman introduced their own public-key cryptosystem just ahead of the RSA algorithm.

Organizations are increasingly taking advantage of cloud systems to manage their data and provide services to users, increasing[…]

UEBA uses machine learning and data science to gain an understanding of how users (humans) within an environment typically behave, then find risky and anomalous activity that deviates from their normal behavior that may be indicative of a threat.

The data breach at Capital One that exploited a vulnerability in the cloud reported a few weeks ago was one of the largest-ever bank data thefts. We look at how it maps to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and how it could have been detected.

During an incident investigation security analysts assess different indicators of compromise (IoCs) or the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of an attack to determine the context in which an alert is firing. We look at how you can find critical information that will help gain a true understanding of the alert or incident.

With many different data loss protection (DLP) tools providers available, learning about the top offerings in the field is a good starting point.

When most organizations look for automation solutions, they immediately turn to a security orchestration and automated response (SOAR) solution, which uses application programming interfaces (APIs) to automate response and remediation through playbooks. Implementing a SOAR solution is a huge undertaking that requires strategic planning and time to execute. The good news is there are other ways to quickly reap the benefits of automation before embarking on a total SOAR solution.