Articles Tagged with ''threat detection''

How Continuous Is Continuous Monitoring?

September 1, 2016

To quote Shakespeare, “What’s in a name?”

Helps Identify and Remediate Threats in Real-Time

Open Threat Management Platform from Seceon

July 1, 2016

Through this platform, security personnel can see threats clearly and quickly, stop threats from inflicting extensive damage through containment and remediation

7 Steps to Automating Cyber Threat Detection and Analysis

Gary Southwell

June 14, 2016

Why are so many breaches continuing to occur without let up after several years of headlines? Are the attackers that smart, or are businesses not putting the proper focus on the problem?

The Social Media Security Problem for Corporations around the World

Nate Pruitt

May 10, 2016

American Airlines once received a tweet from someone with the Twitter handle @QueenDemextriax_, reading in part, “I’m part of Al Qaida and on June 1st I’m gonna do something really big.”

Training Security Officers for Better Access Management

There is a human factor of access control, and a correct way to train your enterprise’s security officers to perform this vital task.

Ami Toben

January 6, 2014

To most people, the term “access control” refers to beeping key-card readers, little lights turning from red to green, doors unlocking and turnstiles opening, but access control also happens to be one of the most important duties that a security officer is tasked with.

Detect Threats from a Safe, Standoff Distance

August 17, 2011

The Thermal Matrix advanced security ACT system has long range standoff detection capability that can spot potential tragedy long before a terrorist has time to act.

Organizations continuously monitor their networks and systems for risk, yet the people with legitimate access are often the least monitored part of the model. Discover a Workforce Risk Intelligence Framework that adds a dedicated layer focused on workforce risk.

In today’s higher education environment, where institutions face evolving and multifaceted incidents, safety must be embedded into the fabric of campus culture. Learn strategies for generating collective buy-in from faculty, staff, students and senior leadership.