GUEST OPINION: As digital transformation continues to reshape the technology landscape, organisations are adopting Security Operations (SecOps) to unify physical security and IT under a single defence ...

In today’s cybersecurity landscape, organizations face a growing number of threats that require a proactive and coordinated response. To remediate risks in real time, experts recommend integrating ...

If there's something all security operations (SecOps) teams need, but few get right, it is the ability to use security data analytics effectively. After all, an effective SecOps data analytics program ...

When COVID-19 threw the world into chaos last year, there was a mad scramble to enable secure remote working while maintaining operations and protecting the performance and integrity of business ...

Only 14 percent of healthcare organizations say they have a strong in-house SecOps team in place to deal with cybersecurity issues and attacks, new research claims. The healthcare industry is critical ...

Security isn’t just a matter for your dedicated SOC team, it’s an organizational-wide responsibility and one that ideally you need to manage through every stage of the business cycle. When you ...

Founder of Tines, the platform that allows anyone to automate repetitive security workflows without writing a single line of code. What cybersecurity trends are influencing your SecOps practices? Are ...

Traditionally, SecOps stands for security operations, the combination of IT security and operations teams working together to monitor, detect, respond to and mitigate cybersecurity threats in real ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to enhance the efficiency and scale of SecOps teams, but it will not solve all your cybersecurity needs without the need for some human involvement — at least, ...

This automation type is able to handle routine tasks that don’t require decision making. Manufacturing robots, for example, know exactly where to tighten a bolt every time. Cognitive automation – a ...