Breakthroughs in technology and a powerful shift toward XDR.” “As you know intimately from your work every day, cybersecurity is evolving remarkably quickly.
And let us know where we can focus in future editions to help keep your organization safe, secure, and thriving. Use these insights to help focus your team, tighten your processes, and get the right XDR technologies in place. My colleague John Fokker, who leads the threat intelligence practice within Trellix’s elite Advanced Research Center team, has compiled an excellent report here. As a board member, CEO, CISO, CIO, CTO, or SecOps team member, this knowledge – shared in this report and across Trellix’s rich library of guidance, information and perspectives – is often critical to your mission. We’re tapping into a massive reservoir of security intelligence, insights, and data gleaned from more than one billion sensors worldwide. “As a board member, CEO, CISO, CIO, CTO, or SecOps team member, this knowledge – shared in this report and across Trellix’s rich library of guidance, information and perspectives – is often critical to your mission.”Īt Trellix, we have a lot to share, because we are on the frontlines every day. What kinds of attacks are unfolding? What are the most impactful ransomware groups? Which vulnerabilities are targeted? Which nation-states appear to be most active? What threat trends are we tracking in email and network security? We talk about their challenges, as Trellix recently documented in our Mind of the CISO thought leadership – e.g., too many different sources of information (35%), changing regulatory mandates and legal requirements (35%), growing attack surfaces (34%), a shortage of skilled staff (34%), and a lack of buy-in and use from other parts of the company (31%).Īlmost every one of these interactions, directly or implicitly, addresses the nature of the threat environment. We cover a wide range of topics – from global research, innovation, and intelligence to their SecOps teams’ latest cyber defense practices. I spend a great deal of time speaking with board members, CEOs, CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, and other leaders responsible for the cyber defense of nations, governmental agencies, and private sector organizations across industries. Understanding the Risks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities Attackers Are Targeting – and Actively Hunting Them
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