Anatomy of a Hack Disrupted

Every year, organizations spend millions trying to reverse the damage that occurred from malware attacks. And it seems that the malware threat is becoming more challenging to respond to every year. So what is the best way to identify and respond to a malware attack?

Download the “Anatomy of a Hack Disrupted: How One SIEM’s Out-of-the-Box Rules Caught an Intrusion and Beyond” white paper to see how one organization used LogRhythm to isolate, identify and disrupt a potentially damaging malware attack.

Written by Randy Franklin Smith, this paper walks step-by-step through the details of how LogRhythm’s AI Engine alerted the organization with a default, out-of-the-box rule and what the subsequent actions were in thwarting the attack.

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The Phishing Breakthrough Point

However, if robust metrics are not put in place, phishing tests can create organizational social engineering blind spots.This white paper answers questions to:What is the breakthrough point in an organization’s phishing awareness level?What metrics nee…

2015 IT Risks Report

For the 5th year in a row, Kaspersky Lab addresses these questions and other IT security concerns in its 2015 Global IT Security Risks Survey.Analyzing the responses of more than 5,500 participants from 38 countries, Kaspersky Lab offers a comprehensiv…

Take It to the Board

How do you present a compelling case to executives at your company to ensure that you’ll get the investment in IT security that your department needs?Kaspersky Lab’s eBook, Take It to the Board, pulls together the statistics and research you need to su…

2016 State of Security Operations

The 2016 report is both disturbing and encouraging. There has been a year-to-year decline in overall security operation maturity. But there is also encouraging news—many SOCs are adopting innovative techniques that leverage the power of data and analytics to stay ahead of the threat. Read the report to learn the findings and understand the trends in security operations.

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