Monitoring security events is an essential but challenging task. Enterprises run large numbers of applications on a variety of platforms. Some applications are monolithic and run on isolated machines such as mainframes. Others are highly distributed systems that rely on a complex web of services...
When The Rolling Stones sang “Time Is on My Side,” they clearly weren’t talking cyber security. Time is the friend of the cyber criminal and the enemy of IT and security teams. ...
“A security solution is only as good as the weakest link” is one of those hackneyed phrases that keep popping up because it’s true. As the cyber attacks become increasingly sophisticated and numerous, the number of potential weak links also grows. Weak links can span...
Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers a range of robust security controls but relying solely on AWS to ensure information security is a mistake. Amazon makes clear that public clouds entail a shared security model. Amazon will manage physical security, implement network security, lock down hypervisors,...
I am pleased to share that today Attivo Networks® announced that its deception-based Attivo BOTsink® solution works as an integrated solution with the Juniper Networks® SRX Series security portfolio. ...
Attivo Networks is proud to participate in the National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) Champion Program. ...
“Never attempt to win by force what can be won by deception,” said Machiavelli in The Prince. ...
Remember hearing the stories of “The Little Boy Who Cried Wolf”? His calls for help created alarm among the townspeople until, ultimately, they got so used to false alarms they started ignoring his cries for attention. Now imagine multiple boys crying “wolf” at...
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...
The scary part is that 783 breaches only represent what was reported. Undoubtedly many more incidents occurred but were never publically disclosed. Whether you count the disclosed or undisclosed number, it would be hard to argue the fact that cyber-attacks are growing in frequency and...