Health data breaches continue to be a concern for the healthcare industry. Three quarters of the way through 2015, there have been a reported 180 health data breaches, the largest of which have affected over 78 million patients.
Attivo Networks, which uses a “lure-the-bad-guys-in-and-trap-them” approach to securing IT networks, has always provided an on-premises, loaded-on-a-server product. Now it is scaling globally, thanks to new support of Amazon Web Services.
By Sandra Kuranda * CRN:
As companies continue to get hammered by breaches, a clear gap in the effectiveness of many security portfolios becomes more evident with each attack. However, a new category of emerging security startups say they have the answer and are disrupting the threat detection space with what they call “deception” technology.
Two governors this week took executive action to improve their states’ cybersecurity defenses.
Lessons learned from Titanic may be useful for the cybersecurity community at large.
Emerging deception tools and techniques, such as next-generation honeypots and decoy systems, could have a game-changing impact on enterprise security strategies.
Today we announced another first for the industry with our support for Amazon Web Services. This provides the industry’s first globally scalable deception technology solution that detects inside-the-network threats across enterprise, private and public clouds. We also announced an Attivo Central Manager, which provides a universal control console and centralization of threat intelligence for our global BOTsink® deployments.
Attivo announces support for Amazon Web Services, providing the industry’s first globally scalable deception technology solution that detects inside-the-network threats across enterprise, private and public clouds.
Feeling pressure to act, Congress is struggling to pass a cybersecurity bill in the wake of this year’s massive hacks that stole the data of millions of government workers, taxpayers and consumers.
When it comes to cybersecurity, we are all in a state of emergency, but the real question is – is anybody listening?
