Red teaming exercises help organisations to improve their security posture by using adversarial techniques to pinpoint weaknesses.

The ability to infiltrate networks and remain undetected is a key capability for attackers to gain access to systems, hence the need for threat hunting.

Once, managed security services were somewhat limited in nature, managing such tools on behalf of customers. MDR services shift that paradigm.

In the latest of Fran Howarth's blogs on managed detection and response services, she looks at telemetry, which she feels is a vital ingredient to MDR.

Estimates from ISC2 indicate that the shortfall of skilled and experienced security professionals could be as high as four million worldwide.

EDR technologies go further than traditional endpoint security controls to enable organisations to move from a reactive to a proactive security stance.

At the core of MDR services is endpoint security. Taken at its broadest definition, an endpoint in computing terms is the entry point to a service.

This is the first in a series of posts on the managed detection and response (MDR) service market, including the capabilities that are on offer.

Cyber insurance is becoming an essential part of achieving data and information security and should be part of any business resilience plan.

The new Open Cybersecurity Alliance (OCA) aims to improve integration and interoperability among security tools.

Security is vital to any organisation in order to protect important data and confidential information.

Is AI still the stuff of science fiction, or is it becoming a reality? A subset of AI, machine learning, is starting to underpin many technologies is the cybersecurity space and they are showing much promise. However, there is much more to be done before the dream of AI will be reached.