Digital crimes are estimated to cost billions per year. Organizations have come to realize that managing their security operations has become increasingly challenging because of growing attack surfaces and the increase in the use of the public cloud.
Current Security Operation Center (SOC) strategies are inadequate if staff suffer from alert fatigue, investigations are complex, and there is a lack of standardization across business units and regions.
This eBook from Trend Micro explores the key values of Extended Detection & Response (XDR) and SOC modernization. These strategies are used to automate security processes and help organizations find and protect against unknown threats.
Download to learn more.
Provided by Trend Micro
-
Bigger salaries, more burnout: Is the CISO role in crisis?In-depth CISOs are more stressed than ever before – but why is this and what can be done?
-
Cheap cyber crime kits can be bought on the dark web for less than $25News Research from NordVPN shows phishing kits are now widely available on the dark web and via messaging apps like Telegram, and are often selling for less than $25.
-
CISOs are gaining more influence in the boardroom, and it’s about timeNews CISO influence in the C-suite and boardrooms is growing, new research shows, as enterprises focus heavily on cybersecurity capabilities.
-
Threat of personal liability has CISOs sweatingNews With increased scrutiny, boards need to ramp up support for CISOs
-
Exploitation of Docker remote API servers has reached a “critical level”News Hackers are targeting Docker’s remote access API as it allows them to pivot from a single container to the host and deploy malware with ease
-
Cyber criminal underground “thriving” as weekly attacks surge by 75% in Q3 2024Cyber attacks reached another all-time high this quarter as digital crime continues to be a highly profitable industry for threat actors
-
Alarm raised over patched Phemedrone Stealer malware that's being used to target Windows PCs - here's what you need to knowNews Phemedrone Stealer is being used to exploit a vulnerability in Windows Defender SmartScreen despite the issue being patched in November 2023
-
Uncovering the ransomware threat from global supply chainsWhitepaper Effectively mitigate ransomware risk
-
The near and far future of ransomware business modelsWhitepaper Discover how criminals use ransomware as a cyberweapon
-
Crackdown on crypto needed to curb cyber crime, says expertNews Threat actors would struggle to generate money without the anonymity provided by unregulated digital tokens, but such a move would require worldwide buy-in
