Security

Businesses generate a massive amount of data to be shared across different internal and external teams or individuals. Unfortunately, conventional methods like Dropbox or Gmail restrict businesses from transferring big files over the internet due to size and storage limitations. To overcome such limitations, organizations often seek help of third-party services, paid services, and commercial…

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tools are an integral part of IT setups supporting critical business operations in today’s digital economy. The term SIEM is a combination of the following two practices in network and security management: SEM (Security Event Management) – log analysis and event correlation (often in real-time) to counter security threats…

What Is SIEM Software? Security information and event management, or SIEM, is a set of practices and tools that help organizations manage their IT operations with proper accounting of user activities, data integrity, network traffic, database availability, network and application performance, and more. With SIEM software, IT teams can get granular visibility into their distributed…

With recent advancements in the cyberthreat landscape, your systems, third-party applications, servers, and other business-critical elements of IT infrastructure are vulnerable to all kinds of security risks and breaches. Computer systems, public networks, and apps exposed to the internet need to be maintained properly and updated regularly with the latest, advanced patches. A patch is…

As security threats and attacks become more advanced and complex, digitally modern enterprises are struggling to fight or survive these attacks and minimize the impact of these attacks on their businesses. Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks widely affect the internet world by interrupting the services provided to users. It’s essential to stop a DDoS…

Did you ever have to pay ransom for your own data locked up on the computer? If not, then you don’t want to be a victim of any ransomware attack in the future. The cybersecurity scenario isn’t getting any better! According to Cybersecurity Ventures, “ransomware is expected to attack a business every 11 seconds by…

What Is File Integrity Monitoring (FIM)? File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) is a cybersecurity practice employing dedicated FIM tools for monitoring critical system files, directories, OS components, network devices, and more to detect any unauthorized changes. FIM tools rely on different verification methods to compare a current file state with a baseline state and raise alerts…

Emerging security threats and attacks like unauthenticated network penetration, policy breaches, traffic flooding, and more have increasingly become common across global companies, leading them to substantial revenue losses. It’s critical to ensure your business doesn’t succumb to any intrusion attacks. An intrusion attack can cause serious damage to your networks and integrated systems. To mitigate…