“Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.” Evidence is the backbone of every investigation, both in regular crime and in cyber crime. The key for effective incident response when it comes (and nowadays, sooner
How do you know if your security program is actively reducing exposure risk? You’ve got a full security stack. Vulnerability findings pile up, but they ignore exposures like cloud misconfigurations and prevention control gaps. You
CardinalOps helps enterprise security teams proactively eliminate exposure risk by continuously validating threat coverage, pinpointing exposures that attackers can actually exploit, and enabling high-impact remediations.
In a perfect world, you’d have enough time and resources to address every vulnerability and exposure. You could carefully implement tailored remediations that address specific security gaps. Patches would have little to no impact on
CardinalOps provides the only AI-powered exposure management platform that unifies prevention and detection controls to drive intelligent prioritization and remediation of your riskiest exposures.
During the SANS Spring Cyber Solutions Fest’s Detection & Response track, Jay Lillie, CardinalOps VP of Customer Success, and Dr. Anton Chuvakin, Advisor to the Google Office of the CISO, discussed ways to improve SOC
Michael Mumcuoglu, Co-Founder and CEO of CardinalOps says, “With this launch, we are enabling organizations to rethink how they approach threat exposure management.”
By Michael Mumcuoglu, Co-Founder and CEO, CardinalOps In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, organizations face an overwhelming challenge: understanding and addressing the many types of security exposures that put them at risk. These exposures include
In the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of threats requires an evolved approach to managing security tools, and preventing and detecting potential attacks. Traditional vulnerability management and breach-and-attack simulation tools have proven to be
A chaotic threat landscape and rapidly changing attack techniques has organizations facing increased pressure to deal with persistent threats by developing and deploying new security controls and being able to identify and manage misconfigured controls.
Download this annual survey from the SANS Institute to gain insights from active SOC managers and analysts around best practices for running a SOC. Key observations include:
In our fourth annual report, CardinalOps set out to gain visibility into the current state of use case development and threat detection coverage in enterprise SOCs. We gathered and analyzed data from production SIEM instances.