Use cases for the higher education industry relating to: Data exfiltration, unauthorized access, detecting anonymous traffic and nation-state cyber espionage. The high volume of personal information and research data stored by higher education institutions, coupled with limited security budgets and…

While telehealth has been around for a number of years, it recently gained significant traction during the global pandemic of 2020. As the number of affected individuals increased and uncertainty led to fear, the benefits of telehealth became clear. It…

Patient health records are worth more on the black market than any other data — and for good reason: They contain a treasure trove of extremely sensitive personal data. In addition to personally identifiable information (PII), health records can contain…

Healthcare organizations are a prime target for cyberattacks. The continuum of care makes for a complex and varied landscape of users, devices, applications, and workflows that attackers can use as entry points into the network. Attackers can also threaten the…

Healthcare providers rely on a wide variety of medical devices to diagnose, treat, and keep patients alive. These devices directly attach to patients and bridge them with the local computer network. Cyberattackers can use this direct link to endanger patients.…

Challenge Innovative threat actors apply socially engineered attacks, such as spear phishing, to gain control of valuable resources through a privileged user’s account. Successful account takeover of users with access to sensitive material means hackers can initiate nefarious activity without…

Challenge When privileged users abuse their network access, they have the potential to cause damaging, headline-making breaches, and acts of sabotage. For example, an IT user could abuse his or her permissions by accessing a file in finance to view…

Challenge Administrators are important to your organization’s security. Admins need privileged access to manage networks and systems to perform their jobs effectively. These trusted users act as security enforcers to keep your organization’s sensitive information safe. However, these very same…

Challenge Humans are the most vulnerable part of any digital transaction. Ninety-seven percent of people globally are unable to identify a sophisticated phishing email. Unsuspecting users may click on weaponized links or download attachments, unknowingly exposing your organization to risk.…

As technology use proliferates and enterprise IT environments become increasingly complex, the danger of exploits has grown more ominous than ever before. Most organizations are prepared to deal with known threats through the use of specific security tools, such as…

Actionable Intelligence Through Interactive Displays With the steady flow of information flooding any monitoring tool, consolidating meaningful data points and allowing the user to focus on relevant information in a single, dynamic view is critical for usability. In order to…

Many organizations have similar reasons for obtaining a Log Management/ SIEM solution, such as specific compliance requirements or to improve their security posture. However, each may have a unique set of operational circumstances governing organizational requirements and the scope of…