Tag: Security Leaders

By adopting artificial intelligence solutions to help execute the MITRE ATT&CK framework, security teams can reduce dwell times, guide threat hunting endeavors and lighten the load of SOC analysts.

When he's not helping clients stay on top of cloud security, Andi Hudson is reaching out to schools to spread awareness about careers in technology and the importance of data privacy.

When it comes to security metrics, greater accuracy yeilds greater value, but complete context requires a diversity of insights. What if you can't have both?

As you consider the various IT security events happening next year, here are five key reasons why you should attend some of the compelling IBM Security sessions planned at Think 2019.

While the CISO's role is more important than ever, recent studies have revealed a disconnect between CISOs and business executives and difficulities communicating security risks in business terms.

Despite increased security awareness training efforts, human error is still responsible for the majority of data breaches today.

Cybersecurity is still a fresh, growing and evolving industry. Finding the right entry-level cybersecurity job now can help you shape your career in this burgeoning field for years to come.

By creating, regularly reviewing and maintaining a security playbook, SOC leaders can position analysts to execute incident response processes more quickly and effectively.

Like the concept of vinyasa in yoga, continuous improvement is the key to establishing and maintaining an effective cybersecurity strategy.

SOC analysts don't always come with all the certifications and skills an organization needs to protect its data. How can security leaders develop these employees into passionate, dedicated analysts?