Potential customers for Cisco’s recently launched Umbrella security-as-a-service offering may be attracted to it being easy, or simple, or less expensive, but most likely they will appreciate its security efficacy …
Discover the latest cybersecurity vulnerabilities and see how defenders are improving their ability to detect threats and prevent attacks. Save
Prior to launching an attack, threat actors need to pay for, build, or borrow the infrastructure needed. They set up servers, obtain or reuse IP addresses, and register domains to …
Incident response times lag when security teams don’t have the right context or information early in the investigation. Cisco Umbrella Investigate provides the global context needed to quickly assess the …
Manage acceptable use and compliance policies. Manage flexible, location-aware policies with Umbrella’s 60 content categories and an unlimited number of custom block or allow lists. Umbrella informs end-users of the …
Vivek Raman, Head of Security for Yelp explains how they built automation into the company’s security practice with Cisco Umbrella. “Cisco Umbrella gives us more confidence in our ability to …
On May 3rd, over a million Gmail users granted a fake, but convincing, application full access to their emails and contacts. Two weeks later, a major ransomware attack spread rapidly …
Built by an Umbrella expert, the report is designed to summarize activity and provide visuals of findings within your network. Save
More applications and servers are moving to the cloud to take advantage of cost savings, scalability, and accessibility. Because of this, you’ve lost some of the visibility and control you …
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SIEM is like a bike. It stops when you stop pedaling. Every organization – no matter the size – has data, network, IP, and other information to protect. When implemented well, SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) is a great tool that can protect your information and keep your business secure.
But there’s a catch: managing a SIEM is akin to riding a bike uphill. When you stop pedaling the bike, you stop moving altogether. Constant attention is required to keep things moving. Managing a SIEM is a full-time job, which requires perpetual focus. With SIEM, you manage the tools not the threats. Download this paper to discover the top 5 reasons why SIEM can be a bad choice for mid-market companies, including a few of the following:
You will also learn about other options that are available to mid-market companies with smaller budgets and limited resources. |
