ExtraHop announced Tuesday it has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by the private equity firms Bain Capital Private Equity and Crosspoint Capital Partners for $900 million. The transaction is expected to close in the summer of 2021.
The White House has written to business leaders, urging them to prioritize having robust ransomware defenses in place. The move comes as the Biden administration pursues multiple strategies to combat ransomware and digital extortion, including ordering a new task force to coordinate all federal investigations.
How do you cope with a deluge of increasing IP addresses and business dependency on core network services? DDI has become a most relevant & key networking technology for IT organisations today. DNS, DHCP, and IPAM are components essential for the functioning of the enterprise network. From diagnosing network issues to...
DDoS attacks have evolved exponentially due to the difficulty in differentiating spoof requests from legitimate ones. DDoS attacks are dangerous because they can act as a decoy to distract cybersecurity teams from focusing on more critical threats, such as data exfiltration. DDoS threats are growing in sophistication...
You can see it in the latest high-profile attacks: Security requirements are ever more complex, exceeding the capacity of current protection capabilities. Enterprises need a new strategy for defending entry points, and Tom Sego of BlastWave believes he has it.
As enterprises adjust to the new threat landscape, how must they also adjust their approach to detection? Bassam Khan of Gigamon discusses the visibility challenge and the promise of new network detection and response solutions.
The average amount of time that online attackers camp out in a victim's network - or "dwell time" - has been declining, FireEye's Mandiant incident response group reports. But the surge in ransomware accounts for some attacks coming to light more quickly because those attackers announce their presence.
This Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) brief looks at some of the key trends and events that will shape network security technologies, suppliers, and customers in 2021.
ESG senior analyst John Grady dives into his predictions for this year, anticipating what 2021 has in store for us based on what occurred in 2020....
Secured Access Service Edge, or SASE, is no longer a buzzword tossed around by cybersecurity pundits but is a robust, cloud-based service model to enable secure anywhere, anytime access from any device.
In the Are you SASE Ready? 5 Steps for Building Your SASE Roadmap webcast, you will learn how to build a roadmap...
Many cyber security veterans may not recognize threat reconnaissance as an option for them, as the activity conjures thoughts of intelligence agencies and military. For many, reconnaissance is simply part of the cyber kill chain – something bad actors to do good organizations. The idea that good organizations can...
Two senators are pressing the Department of Homeland Security to explain why its Einstein system failed to detect the SolarWinds supply chain breach that affected agencies as well as corporations.
View this webinar as we discuss how organizations throughout EMEA maintain security and visibility as employees and customers work from home, and manage the added responsibility this places on the CISO and security team.
As remote work continues, organizations across DACH - and beyond - must ensure that their employees can work remotely easily as well as securely, while sacrificing nothing on the performance, stability, or productivity front.
To make that happen, many organizations have increased their adoption of SD-WAN and Secure...
The SolarWinds supply chain attack is another example of the damage that lateral movement by system intruders can cause - but detecting lateral movement is challenging because of the size of today’s systems and the difficulty of filtering bad behavior from benign behavior in remote work environments.
How do you...
In today’s hybrid IT environment, securing the network perimeter is not enough and one must take a Zero Trust security approach. The Zero Trust security model moves access control mechanisms from the network perimeter to the actual users, devices and systems.
Download this whitepaper to learn more!
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