Tagged: SOC
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Why Outsourcing Cybersecurity is Essential for SMBs
According to a study at the University of Maryland (Security Magazine) in 2022, a cyber attack occurs every 39 seconds. With the exponential growth of the threat landscape, cybersecurity cannot be a part-time job. It is certainly not a side hustle. Whether you are a global corporate giant or a local SMB, cybersecurity is not…
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Why a SOC Has Become a Top Requirement for Cyber Insurance
It seems that everyone is trying to identify the next bubble to take some type of advanced action to avoid it or take advantage of it. Many of us have lived through more than one. There was the IT bubble at the start of the century followed by the housing bubble in 2008. Bubbles are…
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Utilizing SOC Infrastructure vs MDR – an MSSP perspective
The constant headlines concerning the latest attacks on companies across the industry spectrum serve as constant reminders of the importance of cybersecurity. Digital transformation alone is not enough. You must secure that digital environment, and it’s something that even SMBs have come to realize all too well. Unfortunately, most SMBs lack the technology stack, talent,…
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Dark Reading panel – The Next Generation SOC with CYREBRO CEO Nadav Arbel
SOCs are taking the center stage as the defenders of the network but many organizations don’t fully understand how to leverage a SOC, leaving them in the dark about the real value they provide. On March 24, CYREBRO’s CEO and founder Nadav Arbel sat together with Ryan Alban Sr. Manager of Global Solution Leads at…
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CISO Series Podcast Featuring CYREBRO’s CTO, Ori Arbel – What’s Next in Security?
In this episode of CISO Series, we CYREBRO’s CTO, Ori Arbel, discussing the latest cybersecurity trends with the show hosts, cybersecurity journalist, David Spark, and veteran CISO, Andy Ellis. From the start of COVID and the cloud migration rush that followed, to practical tips to help improve incident response planning, the group discusses how to…
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How to achieve effective cybercrime investigations
Different organizations and companies will define the stages within the lifecycle of a cyber security event a little differently. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) follows a four-step process of preparation, detection & analysis, containment, eradication & recovery, and post-incident activity. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) quantifies the process with five stages: prepare, identify, assess, respond…
