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Join SecurityWeek and TXOne Networks for a webinar on November 12, 2020 at 1:00PM ET to learn how you can strengthen and simplify your ICS security to make your network significantly harder to infiltrate. This session will discuss the ICS cyber threat landscape and demonstrate how ICS network segmentation, trust lists, and virtual patch technology can create new foundations of cybersecurity for industrial network.

A new provocative eBook: "5 Questions to Determine: Is Your EDR Providing the Best Bang for Your Buck?" helps security executives who currently use an EDR solution determine if they're continuing to get their "Bang for the buck" from their EDR provider when compared to newer, equally-priced technologies as XDR. It's also an excellent resource for companies who are in the steps of choosing an EDR solution to deploy. Let's quickly look at the five questions you should ask to help decide if you should stay with your EDR solution or consider upgrading to an XDR solution.

It's time to change the way we think about cybersecurity and risk management. Cybersecurity is no longer an IT problem to solve or a "Necessary evil" to cost manage.

In other words, the underlying vulnerability could be exploited by an attacker to compromise Active Directory services, and eventually, the Windows domain without requiring any authentication. What's worse is that a proof-of-concept exploit for this flaw was released to the public last week, and immediately after, attackers started exploiting the weakness against unpatched systems in the wild.

Anyone paying attention to the cybersecurity technology market has heard the term XDR - Extended Detection and Response. Why is XDR receiving all the buzz? Combining security technologies in a usable manner has become the bane of cybersecurity as technology spread has overwhelmed the space.

Anyone paying attention to the cybersecurity technology market has heard the term XDR - Extended Detection and Response. XDR is a new technology approach that combines multiple protection technologies into a single platform.

Anyone paying attention to the cybersecurity technology market has heard the term XDR - Extended Detection and Response. Why is XDR receiving all the buzz? Combining security technologies in a usable manner has become the bane of cybersecurity as technology spread has overwhelmed the space.

The Coronavirus quarantine introduces an extreme challenge for IT and Security teams to maintain secure environments during the mass transition of employees working remotely and the surge in cyberattacks targeting its inherent security weaknesses. In a webinar for security service providers taking place on April 22nd, a leading MSSP will share how they conquer and overcome the coronavirus quarantine challenges to grow their customer base.

It’s a fact that a majority of us are working from home right now. It’s also a fact that threat actors are hard at work looking for gaps and vulnerabilities as the number of endpoints you must...

Organizations today struggle with multi-product security stacks, that are expensive to purchase and maintain and also require a highly skilled security team to manually integrate and operate. This gives rise to a new security paradigm - Autonomous Breach Protection, a technology that delivers a full protection cycle from cyber threats and enables any organization to be secure, regardless of its security team is on-site or working remotely.