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77% of security leaders agree that their company must increase protection for messages and documents sent via email. What market shifts are impacting security strategies and data breaches? How are companies building customer trust and making email encryption easier to use?

Organizations with investments in Azure are naturally looking to integrate Azure Sentinel and customize it for their specific needs. Those with complex, hybrid environments or with large volumes of data and legacy technology stacks find it difficult to focus more of their time on enabling Azure Sentinel's advanced capabilities, to provide more proactive, measurable threat management.

Cynet, a cybersecurity company, is hosting an upcoming webinar in partnership with Enterprise Strategy Group that will explore how choosing the right XDR can be impactful for companies lean security teams. How Cynet 360 AutoXDR™ is purpose-built to enhance and simplify cybersecurity for lean security teams with limited budgets, people and skills.

On the one hand, security leaders and CISOs must be able to communicate strategies clearly - instructions, incident response plans, and security policies. More so than just talking about the dollar value of a security policy security leaders need to show the importance of processes, tasks, decisions, and how threats and other security risks impact the math.

Over the past few years, zero trust has become a commonly used phrase for security professionals. While we may understand that a zero-trust framework or architecture should be implemented as part of network or cybersecurity measures, what does this practically mean for operational technology? What does zero trust actually entail, and how does it keep critical assets safe?

Over the course of 2021 we saw an increase in multiple attack approaches; some old, some new. In an upcoming webinar, Cybersecurity company Cynet will provide an in-depth review of the high-profile attacks we saw in 2021 and provide guidance to cybersecurity professionals for 2022.

An upcoming webinar by cybersecurity company Cynet sheds light on alert overload, the result of too many alerts. Then Cynet will talk about the way out - something important to almost every company suffering from alert overload. The Real Impact of Alert Overload. It's interesting that threat alerts, which are so vital to protection have also become an obstacle.

Most security practitioners are now aware of the Log4Shell vulnerability discovered toward the end of 2021. The past couple of months have had security teams scrambling to patch the Log4Shell vulnerability found in Apache Log4j, a Java library widely used to log error messages in applications.

An upcoming webinar tries to help lean security teams understand how to tackle this intractable problem. While adding security solutions to cover blind spots seems logical, the webinar will argue that this just leads to more alarms and more noise.

Whether you're evaluating an EDR for the first time or looking to replace your EDR, as an information security professional, you need to be aware of the gaps prior already to implementation so you can best prepare how to close the gaps. It's important to understand that each company is unique, and an EDR that a large company uses might not necessarily be the technology that works best when you are leading a small security team, even if you're within the same industry vertical.