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Personalization & Identity: Building Blocks for the Ultimate Guest Experience

Learn how a leading global hospitality company made its complex IT environment more efficient, less costly, and more secure.

3 Ways Your Customer Identity Strategy Fuels Business Growth

Learn how CIAM can help your business acquire and retain more customers.

It’s Time to Implement Maneuver Warfare into your Approach to Cybersecurity

An early eBook from the CyberTheory Institute library, co-authored by founder, Steve King, and Cliff Kittle, a frequent contributor to our corpus of thought leadership, this time about Zero Trust and its influence from the principles of Maneuver Warfare. Based upon the rapid increase in malware variants designed to...

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Ransomware, Phishing, and Malware: 4 ways to Defend and Respond to External Threats

While defense against external threats is improving, their quickly evolving nature and daily occurrence means prevention is never guaranteed. SOC teams must be prepared to respond to an active attack at any time. Read this guide to see how Exabeam can help you defend and respond to these external threats....

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The 5 Claims a SIEM Vendor Should Never Make

SIEMs have become a victim of scope creep. Over the years, new capabilities, edge requirements, and delivery models have resulted in a product that barely resembles the original. The complexity of today’s SIEM is well documented and well understood, a byproduct of this explosion in scope. While the evolution of...

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Defend Against External Threats: Respond to Ransomware, Phishing, and Malware Attacks

External threats such as ransomware, phishing, and malware attacks are a daily occurrence for every organization. While defense against these attacks is improving, their quickly evolving nature means prevention is never guaranteed. SOC teams must be prepared to respond to an active attack at any time. Download...

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Defend Against Insider Threats: Detect Malicious Insiders and Compromised Credentials

Defending against insider threats is more than just picking the right security solutions. It’s also defining and creating a security program that pulls people, processes, and technology together to effectively defend against these kinds of threats. The following checklist will help you define an insider threat...

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Planning Before the Breach: You Can’t Protect What You Can’t See

Keeping pace with cybercriminals, nation-states, and malicious insiders requires behavioral context about every user and asset. Better understand your risk and improve your security detection and response capabilities to level the playing field against sophisticated adversaries. This eBook will cover: Why an...

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5 Key Things to Achieve in Your First 90 Days as CISO

As a CISO, maintaining the safety, security, and continuity of your enterprise and its data is paramount. With an average tenure of 18 months, it is important for CISOs to hit the ground running. This eBook provides tips to help you succeed in your first 90 days on the job.

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Top 5 Benefits of Augmenting Your SIEM with Exabeam Fusion XDR

Managing your organization’s security alerts is a full-time job — whether you monitor only Network Security Devices (NSD), Endpoint, Identity, or (ideally) all of the above. Traditional Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) products may be exactly what is required for log management and the requirements...

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A CISO’s Guide to Communicating Risk

Viewing cybersecurity as a cost center is a risky, outdated, and shortsighted approach. In today’s distributed, cloud-centric world, cybersecurity needs to be viewed as a business enabler. This white paper details key angles of risk communication for CISOs: Why the “assume breach” mindset is critical for...

The Emerging Case for Proactive Mule Detection: Going on the Offensive to Defend Reputational Risk

"Stimulus fraud" has influenced financial institutions (FIs) to shift their disposition toward managing mule activity. This whitepaper is the product of a survey of 32 North American fraud executives as well as interviews with three fraud leaders who are actively engaged in transforming how their institutions...

Spot The Impostor: Tackling the Rise in Social Engineering Scams

Social engineering scams are on the rise worldwide. In the last year, the number of social engineering scams have increased 57%, and impostor scams were the number one type of fraud reported by consumers, according to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. Legacy fraud prevention controls that rely on device, IP and...

5 Reasons Why Your DLP Acts like an Outdated Antivirus Product...

For much of its long history, DLP has been treated as the little brother to antivirus solutions, largely using the same technologies. AV engines inspected inbound content at the ingress to look for bad things like malware, while DLP engines likewise used signatures to inspect outbound content for “good things,”...

Overcoming the Challenges of Data Classification

Before a data loss prevention (DLP) system can protect data, it must first know what data is sensitive (and what kind of sensitive). Data classification is the all-important prerequisite for data protection; without it, the system will be flying blind with no basis for detecting risks and enforcing policies. It is...