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Do You Trust Your SIEM?

Anton on Security

you trust the SIEM to map the events to the correct category and not to confuse “password guessing” with “logon failure” or whatever You then trust that the detection logic (rules) is written correctly so that nobody mistyped “context.asset.vulnerability.severity” as “asset.context.vulnerability.severity” in a rule they wrote.

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Do You Trust Your SIEM?

Security Boulevard

If there is a taxonomy (wow, much 2002 SIEM!), you trust the SIEM to map the events to the correct category and not to confuse “password guessing” with “logon failure” or whatever.

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Why is AT&T adding Web Application Shielding to its Managed Vulnerability Program?

CyberSecurity Insiders

Some even date back to 2002. Compromised accounts due to password reuse, credential stuffing attacks, and compromised email accounts remain major problems globally. We promptly apply a patch or remediate the issue, and the problem goes away. Why is this? Put simply; it's hard to stay on top of remediation.

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Top Database Security Solutions for 2021

eSecurity Planet

With the EDB PostgreSQL Advanced Server, clients gain features like password profiles, enhanced audit logging, and data redaction. Additional database security products include the IBM Cloud Pak for investigating and remediating cloud security events, and IBM Security QRadar is a cloud-enabled threat immobilizer. Microsoft Azure.

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Top VC Firms in Cybersecurity of 2022

eSecurity Planet

Company Sector Year Status McAfee Cybersecurity solutions 2021 Acquired: Intel Claroty Industrial cybersecurity 2020 Private Illusive Networks Threat detection and response 2020 Private Jask Autonomous SOC 2018 Acquired: Sumo Logic RiskSense Vulnerability management 2018 Acquired: Ivanti Phantom Cyber SOAR 2017 Acquired: Splunk.