The Project Leader’s Guide to Successfully Adapt to Change & Manage Uncertainty
Research shows that 70% of organizations have suffered at least one project failure in the last year. Why? When priorities and work are constantly changing, we all know that it’s hard to keep our entire portfolio of projects up-to-date and see what’s next.
Our latest eBook will walk you through important tips to help manage change and uncertainty in today’s workplace, including how to:
- Keep your workload balanced
- Track progress to know where time goes
- Use a priority-driven methodology
- Wrangle uncertainty with predictive scheduling
Ready to achieve the momentum that your business needs to succeed through seamless project execution?
The What, When, Where, Who, How and Why Behind Security Incidents
Security people can be infuriating. All too often security incidents are confused in a fog of acronyms, data, and analysis. The industry, as a whole, has failed to make information presentation humanly readable and visual.
Picture the scene of a crime; and enter our hero… the police investigator. As he scans the scene for evidence, he tries to build a picture of the events that led to this crime. There are only 6 questions in his mind… What, When, Where, Who, Why and How?
And so, to solve a problem, either in the physical world, or your cyber environment, these elements are the factors you must question and decipher to solve a problem or collect the right information.
The Advantages of Partnering with an MSSP or Building a SOC Internally
Outsourcing to an MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) or building an internal SOC (Security Operations Center), each comes with its own set of advantages and challenges.
The aim of both is to enhance your cyber security, develop your systems, and protect your data, processes, and people. However, knowing which strategy to take can be a hard decision to make, especially if you are unsure of what each approach requires in the first place.
Global Threat Landscape 2022 Forecast
Join SecurityHQ’s very own Security Monitoring and Incident Response Lead, Aaron Hambleton and Security Analyst, Nikhil Mohanlal, on the 10th of March for a webinar to discuss some of the greatest threats of 2021, trends that developed throughout 2021, what we learnt from these threats and attacks, and what that means for 2022.
2021 saw a massive spike in threats, of all types, across the globe. Being more proactive with regards to security measures and processes, rather than reactive, means staying ahead of the growing threat landscape. Knowing what is out there and what threats are likely to hit in 2022, based off an analysis of what we have seen throughout 2021, means that methods to contain and mitigate can be put in place in order to remediate and mitigate attacks.
Learn about
- The greatest threats of 2021, and what that means for threats and security measures in 2022.
- Explore notes from the field, with real life case study examined.
- What to do in the event of an attack, and recommendations for safeguarding.
- Delve into the growing threat landscape head-on, for complete visibility and peace of mind.
Ransomware Controls SecurityHQ’s Zero Trust x40
In response to a recent attack against Hackney Council, and after observing a recent and sudden increase in ransomware attacks across the globe, and in every vertical, “SecurityHQ’s Zero Trust x40” is a list of simple, inexpensive and common-sense mitigations that seek to break the adversarial tactics required to successfully orchestrate an enterprise wide ransomware attack, including Initial Access, Privilege Escalation, Lateral Movement and Exfiltration.
This paper includes:
- 40 recommendations to help organisations safeguard against threats, both future and current.
- Reasonings behind each recommendation, with real-life examples and analysis of recent ransomware threats.
- An exploration of the cruciality of “asymmetrical warfare” and an evaluation of the future threat landscape.
Replay a sophisticated ransomware attack, you will develop a sense of regrettable respect for the ingenuity involved.
Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
Managed Detection and Response (MDR) powered by real-time log analytics, with security orchestration automation & response tooling works 24x7 to identify threats and malicious activity. It enables you to investigate and respond to threats in good time thereby safeguarding your data and processes.
The benefits of SecurityHQ's MDR service include:
- 24/7 Monitoring and Detection of Threats powered by real-time analytics and Enterprise-Grade & Gartner leading SIEM Technology.
- Improved Speed of detection and response. SLA provides detection, analysis & notification within 15 minutes of a critical event.
- Reduced Cost and Complexity and up/ Downscale Effortlessly.
- Access to 260+ Security Analysts on demand.
Download this document and gain further insights
Vulnerability Management Service
Constant growth and business progression is good news for any business. However, business growth often makes it more vulnerable to external circumstances. This is where SecurityHQ’s Vulnerability Management Service steps in and provides a vulnerability management program that helps organisations accurately detect, classify, and contextualise vulnerabilities, with designed & prioritised remediation programs, for full-proof vulnerability & patch management, delivered 24/7 by our certified analysts.
Customer benefits from this service with:
- Auditable collaboration, precise and applicable synopsis, and carefully crafted reports (Daily, weekly and monthly reports with granular statistical graphing).
- Dedicated Vulnerability Management Team, available 24/7.
- Understand the level of internal/external digital risk (critical applications/systems).
- A proactive security defense strategy, by uncovering vulnerabilities rapidly, and to get them patched / mitigated.
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Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR)
Continuously Monitoring, Detection and Response of Malicious Behaviour with SecurityHQ’s XDR Service.
To keep up with new threats, businesses now require different combinations of detection and response capabilities. SecurityHQ covers XDR with multiple feature options, to ensure an enhanced security posture specific to your needs.
The benefits of SecurityHQ's XDR service include:
- Improved protection, detection, and response capabilities.
- Bespoke Service.
- Advanced Threat Prevention & Detection with Comprehensive View of Risks via Real-Time Monitoring and Alerting.
- Cost Saving - No Need to Build Internal SOC Capabilities or Maintain the Required Tools.
- Access to SecurityHQ’s Award-Winning Incident Management and Analytics platform.
Download to know more!
Embedded Analytics – Build vs Buy
As a software company, you already know the value of data and analytics can bring to your business. That means the real decision is whether to build your own in-house analytics or invest in an analytics platform that can be easily embedded into your software. Fortunately, you can make the right decision by downloading Qrvey’s Build vs Buy guide for software providers.
Embedded Analytics Product Fit Guide
Qrvey’s Embedded Analytics Product Fit Guide will walk you through the process of choosing an analytics provider and outline all of the steps involved. It was designed as a conversation starter to get you thinking about your specific needs, so you can align your requirements and priorities and ensure your embedded analytics solution is a perfect match for your needs.
Embedded Analytics – Build vs Buy
As a software company, you already know the value of data and analytics can bring to your business. That means the real decision is whether to build your own in-house analytics or invest in an analytics platform that can be easily embedded into your software. Fortunately, you can make the right decision by downloading Qrvey’s Build vs Buy guide for software providers.
Embedded Analytics Product Fit Guide
Qrvey’s Embedded Analytics Product Fit Guide will walk you through the process of choosing an analytics provider and outline all of the steps involved. It was designed as a conversation starter to get you thinking about your specific needs, so you can align your requirements and priorities and ensure your embedded analytics solution is a perfect match for your needs.
Accelerating Patient Payments
Patient A/R is an ever-increasing focus for many practices. Deductibles alone have changed the game as they've ballooned over 200% in the last decade. You can't guarantee payment, but you can improve your patient financial experience and (in turn) collect more, faster. We'll discuss the following strategies to accelerate your cash:
- Introducing the financial component earlier in the revenue cycle.
- Communicating with patients through modern platforms.
- And digitizing payment channels.
By increasing patient financial transparency you'll not only accelerate payments and collect more, you'll also improve the patient experience. This will lead to a happier patient base, a broader referral network, lower A/R, fewer balances going to collections, and a highly efficient team focused on outstanding balances.
The ROI of Proper Denials Management and Prevention
Sixty-nine percent of industry leaders reported an increase in denials in 2021—a 13% increase, on average, from last year. It’s no surprise denials have increased with the problems you have to tackle such as a lack of RCM team resources, high rates of attrition, an increasing backlog, and use of substandard technology. In our upcoming webinar, we’ll discuss how to properly manage your denials through the following strategies:
- Capture the low hanging fruit of revenue leakage.
- Identify the root cause and eliminate costly back-end work.
- Improve your revenue cycle process to reduce the error rates.
By improving how your team handles denials, you can not only fix your current denials and get your practice the revenue it deserves, but also prevent them from happening in the first place. You can make 2022 one of your best revenue years, yet!
Breaking Down the No Surprises Act
The "No Surprises Act" went into effect on Jan. 1, 2022. This new legislation addresses medical billing issues at the federal level and establishes transparency and patient protections against surprise medical bills.
In our webinar, we'll discuss everything you need to know about the new law such as:
- Understanding what it entails and why
- Advice on compliance*
- Easy-to-use solutions
By the end of this session, you will have a better understanding of what the No Surprises Act entails, advice on how to stay compliant, and easy-to-use solutions to save you time.
* Not legally binding
