Podcasts

Cyberattacks continue to rise and many organizations — including those with mature cybersecurity programs — are looking to reduce their financial risk through cyber insurance. With the costs of cyberattacks nearly doubling between 2016 and 2019, U.S. insurance entities have responded by becoming more selective about who and what gets covered. Consequently, many insurance companies are expanding their minimum cybersecurity baseline requirements beyond general “best practices” to a higher level… Read More

In today’s economic climate, a managed security service approach can certainly look more financially attractive than building, buying and staffing the capability internally. But it’s not as simple as flipping a switch for most organizations. With a crowded field of many “look alikes” it can be a challenge to properly evaluate providers and make the right decision. DataEndure’s August TECH talk will provide insight and structure that will equip you… Read More

With our hyper-dependency on data and access, there is a very low tolerance for error or disruption, and the distributed nature of our workforce makes “edgeless” networks an attractive and lucrative target for adversaries. Listen to DataEndure’s July TECH talk as we discuss the evolving nature of the network, how it is essential to achieving infrastructure resilience, and why having visibility and control over the network is critical to a… Read More

There are 3000 different security tools (and counting) on the market today, yet the average dwell time for a bad actor continues to increase, currently 212 days on average. Simply put – even with a robust tool set, bad guys are still able to roam around for up to 6 months, undetected, in your network. What gives? Are the tools ineffective? What about the automation so many of these tools… Read More

Just when you thought you were starting to fully understand SASE and its implications, Gartner has come out with another emerging security concept: Security Service Edge (SSE). Introduced in its 2021 Roadmap for SASE Convergence report, SSE was an output from broad market feedback that SASE was simply too complicated and intensive for most enterprises to attain and maintain.

As if cyber-defense wasn’t difficult enough – try battling malware that constantly changes its identifiable features in order to evade detection. Polymorphic malware isn’t new; the first polymorphic virus dates back to 1989. But fast-changing polymorphic malware now makes up an overwhelmingly large percentage of the malware organizations face – updating itself with new definitions every few days, mutating faster than traditional security systems can keep up and making previous… Read More

Is your organization properly prepared when it comes to your cybersecurity strategy? Skimping on protection today can come back to bite you in the future. To kick off 2022, our January TECH talk will look at how to be strategic with your organization’s security spend and why you shouldn’t wait for a breach to shore up your defenses.