Managed Detection and Response

Two essential tools you can leverage in your security stack are EDR and MDR. Learn what they are, how they differ, and why you need both for comprehensive protection against today's sophisticated threats.

The devastating attacks of 2024 (so far)reveal a harsh truth: no business is immune. Cybercriminals target companies of all sizes and industries. Learn from these breaches and strengthen your defenses to reduce your risk.

Slow tech cripples productivity, which is why frustrated employees, often seek workarounds and may resort to shadow IT (unauthorized apps/devices). This raises security concerns. But there's a way to balance progress with protection.

Weak passwords are a major security vulnerability, acting as an open invitation for cyberattacks. This World Password Day (May 2nd), empower your organization with the knowledge to create a robust password management strategy.

Social engineering attacks are a constant threat, but they don't have to be your downfall. Learn about common social engineering tactics and discover a comprehensive strategy to protect your business.

Our newly fortified endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution features automated moving target defense (AMTD), a next-gen technology used to detect and prevent today's most complex security threats.

Cybersecurity threats are getting smarter, so our defenses need to evolve too; here are four signs it's time to upgrade your cyber risk management and explore managed detection & response (MDR).

The dark web hosts criminal activity, endangering businesses. Data breaches leak company information, exploited by cybercriminals. Dark web monitoring serves as a security guard, preempting threats. Understanding and implementing strong cybersecurity practices are vital for business protection.

Because of the sophisticated nature of modern threats, your managed security stack requires an intricate combination of technologies and expertise to monitor, prevent and respond to risks.