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.
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Situational Awareness and Threat Intelligence
Since 2006, Regroup has delivered on the promise to keep people safe, informed and productive with its robust cloud-based notification platform. Our simple to use yet powerful solution alerts your entire organization when emergencies happen, and helps you run your daily operations with a full range of communication capabilities.
Regroup delivers a full suite of technology for threat intelligence, emergency alerts and real-time crisis management that is fully customizable and flexible.
Regroup provides organizations from every industry the tools they need to protect people and assets. Used for emergency and everyday communication, Regroup helps improve business continuity while mitigating risks and enhancing the safety of your entire organization.
The Promise of Threat Intelligence: What Your Enterprise Needs to Know NOW
With today’s constantly evolving cyber landscape, combined with companies embracing a remote workforce, threat intelligence has become a crucial tool for businesses seeking operational resilience. Simply stated, threat intelligence is the collection and analysis of data points that illustrate trends that could negatively impact a business or organization. These trends may include disruptions in supply chains, civil unrest, increased cyberattack activity, reputational threats and a host of other potential hazards.
This evidenced-based knowledge includes context, mechanisms, indicators and actionable direction about existing or emerging dangers to people and assets.
This paper explores what threat intelligence is — and isn’t, why it’s crucial for a variety of industries and what expectations team leaders should set for their security goals.
The Smart Solution For Security
The ability to quickly and effectively communicate is vital for the success of your organization. Deliver the tools, even when conventional means are unavailable with Regroup Mass Notification
One of the most crucial aspects of a successful security force is the ability to communicate quickly, safely and effectively. Lacking the proper tools can hinder even the most well-trained officers from carrying out their jobs properly
Regroup gives you the power to send important alerts and routine notifications through SMS/text, email, mobile apps, RSS posts, push notifications, voice calls and various other integrated delivery methods.. Additionally, you can easily create unlimited groups, administrators and templates in the system to organize the contacts you need to reach.
IPAWS INTEGRATION
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in the United States oversees the Integrated Public Alert & Warning System (IPAWS). IPAWS provides public safety officials with an effective way to alert and warn the public about serious emergencies using approved systems like Regroup’s, which follow Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) standards. Federal, state, local, tribal and territorial alerting authorities can use Regroup’s IPAWS integration to keep citizens informed and safe when disaster strikes.
Regroup’s system allows you to customize alerts to ensure citizens receive event-specific instructions on how to respond. You can also deliver targeted IPAWS alerts to citizens located within a specific geographic area by selecting the region on a map, and connect with other COGs to coordinate emergency response efforts across larger areas.
The Value of Liveness Detection in Biometrics
Biometric authentication is increasingly seen incorporated into security applications. With that, significant attention is focused on both the quality and accuracy of biometric technology. To promote public acceptance and support, along with minimizing security breaches and misidentification, many biometric systems now incorporate an additional layer of security. Liveness detection.
Biometrics makes use of biological identifiers unique to each of us, intending to verify identity. As an inherence-based authentication, this is the next logical step to knowledge-based and possession-based.
That said, biometric authentication can be vulnerable to spoofing attacks in an attempt to overcome an identification or biometric verification process. The type of attack will be based upon the biometric modality, whether the biometric method involves the iris, face, voice, fingerprints, or keystroke biometrics.
OSS Supply Chain Security and How to Help Your Overburdened Dev Team
In this Upstream chat, Tracy Bannon from MITRE joined us to discuss why it took so long, what is happening now that will help organizations positively impact their own security preparedness, and how we can bring forward good ideas and warnings in the future.
She discussed how to talk about risk profile and ways organizations can force-rank priorities. She also discussed why it’s important to reduce cognitive load on the development teams and why it’s important to offload some tasks onto trusted vendors.
Tidelift CEO and co-founder Donald Fischer then joined the discussion and explained how all this applies to open source software specifically. Donald and Tracy discussed the recently disclosed security vulnerability in the Apache log4j project, which has been dubbed “Log4Shell”, why it’s important to address quickly, how to address it, and how to better prepare for future vulnerabilities. You won't want to miss this.
Everything You Need to Know About the Log4Shell Vulnerability
Log4j is a popular library for logging things in Java applications. Practically every organization that uses Java (Maven/Gradle) uses Log4j and has likely been impacted by the log4shell vulnerability.
In this 20-minute briefing, Tidelift solutions architect lead Mark Galpin shares what you need to know about the recent Log4Shell vulnerability—and demos how Tidelift can help.
Mark breaks down the current situation and shares tips for remediating the issue. You won't want to miss this.
The No-Nonsense Guide to Microsoft 365 Delegated Administration
The needs required by today’s complex IT environments that span multiple locations goes well beyond the intended capabilities of out of the box Microsoft 365 (M365).
Download this white paper to learn more about:
- Security challenges related to native M365
- How to delegate administration and access in M365
- The ROI of delegated administration
- And more
Realizing the DevOps Vision in Embedded Systems
DevOps and other modern CI/CD practices are being quickly adopted in enterprise software development and are making their way into the embedded world.
Market demands for ever more complex systems and faster development cycles mean that the adoption of more efficient development methodologies is rapidly turning into an absolute imperative for embedded systems companies. Even if you had infinite budget, there aren’t enough qualified engineers to get the work done. Using traditional embedded development methods wouldn’t allow the sort of gains that you would see by adopting more efficient methodologies.
Wind River® has risen to meet this trend by developing a portfolio of tools that enable the implementation of new DevOps processes. Wind River Linux, VxWorks®, Wind River Helix™ Virtualization Platform, and Wind River Studio all include critical features in their core architectures that facilitate the DevOps and CI/CD workflow, while Wind River Simics® provides the needed system simulation to avoid getting bogged down with test hardware.
10 Properties of Secure Embedded Systems
Discover 10 principles that together will protect your organization’s systems.
The number of security flaws published last year made 2020 the fourth consecutive year to break records in the number of recorded vulnerabilities. It’s time to change how we think about securing embedded systems.
This white paper covers the most important security design principles that, if adhered to, give you a fighting chance against any attacker who seeks to gain unauthorized access, reverse engineer, steal sensitive information, or otherwise tamper with your embedded system.
10 Best Practices for Secure Embedded Systems
Learn the latest threats to your embedded systems and how to protect against them — even when attackers have already struck.
The number of security flaws published last year made 2020 the fourth consecutive year to break records in the number of recorded vulnerabilities (US-CERT Vulnerability Database). We must change how we think about securing embedded systems.
Join Wind River® for a discussion of the current threat landscape and a look at 10 principles that can achieve a multiplicative effect in helping your organization protect embedded systems.
You will learn:
- The modern threat landscape for embedded systems
- Why it’s impossible to always keep all attackers out
- How to protect a system that an attacker has already breached
- 10 fundamental and essential properties of secure embedded systems
Securing Every Step of Your SaaS Journey
The impact on IT and security teams has been significant, and it has also created new and unique opportunities for attackers. Security is an essential component in every step of your SaaS journey, from migration to transformation and modernization to optimization and efficiency. As businesses progress on their cloud transformation journey, cybersecurity is getting more attention and organizations are looking for solutions to help secure and protect their applications and data.
Fortunately, there’s an effective solution, cloud providers like Amazon offer a full range of services to manage data security in the Cloud. From infrastructure hardening to threat detection, AWS provides comprehensive services to maximize data security in cloud computing environments. Working with a managed cloud services provider, you can leverage the experience of a team of cloud experts for less than the cost of a full time employee.
In this Ebook, we’ll discuss how to integrate the proper security protocol into each step of your modernization journey and how Mission Cloud Secure can help you modernize your IT infrastructure without sacrificing security.
Securing Every Step of Your SaaS Journey
The impact on IT and security teams has been significant, and it has also created new and unique opportunities for attackers. Security is an essential component in every step of your SaaS journey, from migration to transformation and modernization to optimization and efficiency. As businesses progress on their cloud transformation journey, cybersecurity is getting more attention and organizations are looking for solutions to help secure and protect their applications and data.
Fortunately, there’s an effective solution, cloud providers like Amazon offer a full range of services to manage data security in the Cloud. From infrastructure hardening to threat detection, AWS provides comprehensive services to maximize data security in cloud computing environments. Working with a managed cloud services provider, you can leverage the experience of a team of cloud experts for less than the cost of a full time employee.
In this Ebook, we’ll discuss how to integrate the proper security protocol into each step of your modernization journey and how Mission Cloud Secure can help you modernize your IT infrastructure without sacrificing security.
The Cloud Security Readiness Gap –Part 2
Organizations are increasingly deploying a variety of workloads across multiple clouds. In turn, business-critical data and services are increasingly scattered across this distributed infrastructure. Using the shared responsibility model as a guiding principle, enterprises rely on cloud providers to protect the network, storage, and computing layers, while enterprises own the security for everything that is built, deployed, or stored in the public cloud.
Fortinet’s cloud security solutions and products enable secure workloads through tight integration with all major public cloud providers to ensure privacy and confidentiality while leveraging the benefits of scalability, metering, and time to market.
Enhance your understanding of these common cybersecurity concerns in an exclusive video from Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG). Speakers include:
- Doug Cahill, VP and Director of Cybersecurity at ESG.
- Jonathan Nguyen-Duy, VP And Field CISO at Fortinet.
