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GUEST ESSAY: Making the case for leveraging automation to eradicate cybersecurity burnout

The Last Watchdog

The rising complexity and prevalence of cybersecurity threats are making experts anxious. Related: Training employees to mitigate phishing It pressures working analysts to perform 24 hours’ worth of work in an 8-hour day. An increasingly digitized world means analysts can’t rest. Classify threat data.

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Unmasking the Cracks of Today’s Cyber Defence

Jane Frankland

C-suites across all industries, from traditional finance to the latest “unicorns” emerging in the fintech industry, are facing a formidable challenge: how to protect their business and customer data against growing cyber threats. I’ve partnered with e2e-assure, a leading managed threat detection and response firm as I believe in their brand.

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How to build a public profile as a cybersecurity pro

CSO Magazine

Cybersecurity professionals interested in raising their profiles as subject matter experts can count on social media to become more visible. Some of these professionals have been known for their work for more than two decades while others may have become more prominent in the last decade.

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GUEST ESSAY: Cisco-Splunk merger will boost Snowflake – here’s how security teams can benefit.

The Last Watchdog

Here’s how to leverage the power of decoupling to create a distributed data lake architecture where security teams can choose to use multiple data platforms like Splunk and Snowflake, while maintaining a consistent security analytics layer. However, security teams have challenges with Splunk’s steeply rising costs.

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SHARED INTEL: Here’s why security analysts need to remain on high alert for fake bug reports

The Last Watchdog

In an ideal world, cybersecurity analysts would get legitimate daily reports on improving a company’s security. Scammers now routinely spray out fake bug reports designed to take advantage of the naiveite and/or lack of vigilance of security analysts in the field. Security analysts should be on high alert.

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SHARED INTEL: The non-stop advance and diversification of ransomware extortion tactics

The Last Watchdog

Cybercriminals are becoming more creative as cybersecurity analysts adapt quickly to new ransomware strategies. Related: How training can mitigate targeted attacks. Here’s how hackers crafting new ransomware extortion tactics to keep analysts on their toes: Data exfiltration is no more.

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GUEST ESSAY: Could CISOs be on the verge of disproving the ‘security-as-a-cost-center’ fallacy?

The Last Watchdog

So how will this affect chief information security officers (CISOs) and security programs? CISOs should not allow their board or executive team to continue believing that cybersecurity exists solely as a cost center. Ultimately, cybersecurity can become a profit center when customers, insurers, and regulators require it.

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