Security Operations Centers (SOCs) sit at the heart of enterprise security. Yet in many organizations, they’ve evolved into high-pressure environments bogged down by disconnected tools, escalating alert volume and workforce limitations. According to ESG research, over half of enterprises use more than 26 tools in their security operations. That amounts to an operational burden, not a strategic advantage.

A good internet provider delivers high-speed, symmetrical internet. An even better internet provider also delivers security that protects the data coming across your organization’s connection.

Adopting security features like multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a crucial strategy for thwarting would-be cyber criminals from stealing data, but a recent study by security firm Varonis shows it might not be enough.

Devising a proof-of-concept mock attack, researchers showed how session hijacking can grant unauthorized access to Microsoft 365 applications and enable privilege escalation, despite using MFA.

Phishing is a common and effective method of defrauding businesses and individuals. Cyber criminals send billions of phishing emails each day to trick people into downloading malicious software or providing personal or financial information.

IT frustrations continually plague health organizations across the U.S. Disjointed and poorly supported technology compromises patient care, contributes to clinician burnout, and wastes billions of dollars a year. The good news? The three most challenging IT struggles the healthcare industry is facing today are more manageable than most business leaders realize.

Organizations today are facing an extraordinarily risky cybersecurity landscape. These threats can cripple their productivity and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to recover. “Now more than ever, it’s critical to ensure your business's defenses are at full strength,” said Conrad Bell, Chief Information Security Officer at C Spire.