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Kubernetes-native Security: What it is, and Why it Matters

Kubernetes-native security is based on a single principle: security is implemented most effectively when it is aligned with the system that is responsible for managing all of an organization’s containerized applications. Download this whitepaper which explores the six characteristics a security platform must...

Definitive Guide to Red Hat OpenShift Security

The rapid adoption of open source projects can introduce vulnerabilities in standard Kubernetes environments. OpenShift Container Platform supports these projects, allowing users to gain open source advantages with a managed product’s stability and security. Red Hat OpenShift offerings include five managed and...

A Guide to Achieving DevSecOps in Kubernetes Environments

DevOps-driven adoption of new technologies and processes may mean security is an afterthought and can expose new gaps in security coverage and risk management. Download this whitepaper which provides an overview of what DevSecOps is and how organizations can adopt its practices in conjunction with technologies...

IBM Cloud Compliance Smart Paper

Turning the regulatory challenges of cloud into competitive advantage While hybrid cloud and multicloud usage have increased for businesses, so have challenges to maintain compliance with various regulations and cloud security requirements. Cloud brings a shared security responsibility model that has expectations...

The Forrester Wave™: Global Managed Security Services Providers

See why Forrester analysts rank IBM as a Leader for Global Managed Security Services in this new report. IBM offers an integrated security portfolio to help clients accelerate detection and response via best-of-suite security capabilities, including automation, threat intelligence, incident response, vulnerability...

An Integrated Approach to Embedding Security into DevOps - A Best Practices Guide

When software is everywhere, everything becomes an attack surface. The root cause of many successful cyberattacks lies primarily in vulnerable software itself. The real question that needs to be asked is, “Can the industry do a better job of writing more-secure code, making software applications nearly...

Leveraging a Highly Effective Combination of Human and Machine Power

The Ponemon Institute found that today 75 percent of all organizations in the United States are not prepared to respond to an attack. Is yours among them? By leveraging a highly effective combination of human and machine power, SOAR stacks can improve the efficiency of your incident response activities, reduce the...

Building a secure utility ecosystem with NDR and Collective Defense

Collective Defense is now possible, allowing stakeholders across the value chain to work side by side — as partners — with large utility companies to secure the nation’s grid. Understanding the most common attacks will empower a proactive and collaborative defensive posture instead of a reactive one. Learn more...

The 2021 Cybersecurity Executive Order

Zero Trust, Firmware in the Supply Chain, and the Demand for Device Integrity What does the Executive Order on Cybersecurity mean for security teams tasked with protecting endpoints, servers, and network devices? Download this report from Eclypsium to learn new Zero Trust requirements, their implications for device...

2021 Thales Data Threat Report, APAC Edition

The pandemic altered the security strategies and investments of organizations. All of a sudden the security teams were adapting to a workforce that was beyond traditional perimeters, working with new tools in new environments. Now that we are more than a year into remote work, can we say that we are now prepared for...

Revisiting Ransomware Protection: An Assume-Breach Perspective

Ransomware is a low risk, high reward opportunity for criminals. The number and sophistication of ransomware attacks have increased significantly. And given the increasing value of business data and functioning IT systems, this threat will only continue to grow. Traditional approaches to mitigating ransomware need...

How to Stay Ahead of Ransomware: A Review of Combining EDR & EPM

Endpoints connected to the Internet, overwhelmingly, are the main point of entry for ransomware. Whilst the attack surface has expanded dramatically alongside a proliferation of connected device types, a growing remote workforce, and expanding third-party ecosystems – cyber-criminals have opportunistically ramped up...

Threat Insight: PowerShell Suspicious Scripting

For years, organizations and IT professionals have turned to Microsoft’s PowerShell for its efficiency and ease of use. It provides a well-integrated command-line experience for the operating system, and a simple way to manipulate server and workstation components. PowerShell is often treated as more secure than...

Signature-Based Antivirus Bypass Threats

Antivirus (AV) software has generally been regarded by businesses as the best and simplest defense to keeping data and systems secure. That somehow, it is nearly unconquerable. In reality, while AV products are certainly a must-have in your security solutions suite, they do not provide 100% protection against...

Why You Need a Modern Regulatory Framework

The road to cybersecurity compliance has changed dramatically in recent years, with proactive efforts such as incident response, forensic investigation and threat hunting on the rise. However, compliance standards have typically not kept pace with the need for companies to level-up their security stance in an era of...