How to Implement EASM in Your Organisation

What is EASM External Attack Surface Management (EASM) is a process of monitoring and securing all the external assets exposed to the internet. These assets can include websites, servers, IoT devices, and APIs.EASM helps organizations to map their attack surface i.e. mapping the potential entry points attacker could attack or exploit. This process helps security … Continued

Emerging Technologies Shaping the Future of Zero Trust

Zero trust is one of the most widely adopted security models in recent years. This approach always assumes every device in the network is a threat unless it’s verified. As new technologies continue to reshape the way organizations secure their data and systems, a variety of technologies emerging are also fostering innovation to enhance the … Continued

The Role of Blockchain in Enhancing Payment Security

Traditional payment systems use Payment vs. Payment (PvP), but PvP systems bring high settlement risks, inefficiencies, and high costs. Due to these issues, blockchain gained momentum in BFSI over the last few years. According to a report by Deloitte, 53% of financial service providers prioritize blockchain, this shows the growing interest in blockchain technology in … Continued

Understanding Firewalls-A Key Component of Network Security

Whether it is a small home network or a large-scale IT infrastructure, one of the key components in network keeping sensitive data safe is the firewall. A firewall is the first line of defense against cyber threats which oversees the traffic to keep the network safe. From blocking malicious attacks to preventing unauthorized access, firewalls … Continued

Proactive Threat Hunting: Leveraging Threat Intelligence to Stay Ahead of Cyber Attacks

What is Proactive Threat Hunting? Proactive threat hunting is manually searching for indicators of compromise (IoCs) and other suspicious activities within an organization’s IT infrastructure before it gets flagged by security solutions. It’s simple: it’s like doing regular patrols over your farm to ensure it’s safe from intruders. Threat hunting is carried out by security … Continued

The Role of EASM in Third-Party Risk Management

The traditional third-party risk assessment relies only on static assessments of vendors and doesn’t focus on real-time assessment of security posture. Vulnerabilities in third-party systems such as misconfigurations and unpatched software can quickly become attack vectors or entry points for threat actors. This is where External Attack Surface Management (EASM) in third-party risk management is … Continued

Building a Threat Intelligence Team: Skills and Tools You Need

Building an effective threat intelligence team is not merely an operational necessity—it’s a strategic advantage. A well-rounded team equipped with the right skills and tools can identify threats proactively, mitigate risks efficiently, and contribute to the overall resilience of the organization. With the rising stakes in cybersecurity, there has never been a better time to … Continued

SIEM vs. SOAR: What’s the Difference and Which One Do You Need?

What is SIEM SIEM- Security Information and Event Management collects, monitors, interprets, and reports on security-related data across an organization’s network. SIEM collects data from a variety of sources, such as network devices, servers, firewalls, applications, etc, to provide an overall view of security-related events. It then performs an analysis of the collected data to … Continued

Choosing the Ideal MDR Provider

Choosing the ideal Managed Detection and Response(MDR) can be challenging due to the increase in the number of providers in the market. Gartner estimates more than 600 providers are now offering MDR services, creating a highly competitive market. With so many options available, it becomes very difficult to select the ideal provider that meets your … Continued

Top 10 Enterprise Security Policies Every Organization Needs

The main reason behind every security breach and data breach is an inadequate or poor enforcement of security policies. Security policies shape how the multilayer defense strategy (Antivirus, EDR, firewalls) works together to stop cyberattacks. Inadequate security policies can lead to cyber-attacks and expose enterprises to regulatory fines and legal penalties.in simple enterprise security policies … Continued

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