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Artificial intelligence can simplify InfoSec compliance, says Secureframe
In today’s world, security risks are everywhere at the seams. Shared models are creating opportunities for exploitation. Many are trying to achieve compliance while mending the vulnerability in cloud computing. In essence, it isn’t about fixing the present, but it’s about paving the way for a safer future. One company with its eye on those ...
Elastio uses reverse engineering to better understand increasingly sophisticated ransomware
Ransomware is on the minds of most corporations today, with a big concern about the impact of getting hit on day-to-day operations. Various solutions have emerged to help mitigate those headaches, including when it comes to cloud-native and cloud services. The operating model in the cloud is much different than it is on-prem, according to ...
For Halcyon, battling ransomware means employing a mindset that failure is inevitable
In 2021, the American oil pipeline operator Colonial Pipeline Co. was subject to a ransomware attack that halted its operations for five days. The company would go on to pay around a $5 million ransom to the ransomware group. For many in the cybersecurity industry and for many who follow current events, that incident served ...
What to expect during the ‘Future of Multicloud Lands Now’ event: Join theCUBE Sept. 26
What’s the future of multicloud as today’s tech giants seek out simplified stack solutions? Earlier this year, Dell Technologies Inc. debuted broad upgrades to its APEX multicloud portfolio at the company’s annual Dell Technologies World conference. What started as a ground-to-cloud strategy is now evolving to encapsulate a cohesive multicloud solution aimed at accelerating application ...
Bridging the gap between IT and security: Cribl champions a unified approach to DevOps and cybersecurity
These days, it’s clear that IT and security are coming together. The new IT is all about DevOps, with words such as “guardrails” often coming into play when referencing advancements in artificial intelligence. It’s a big part of the data market, which is where data observability company Cribl Inc. has placed its focus. When it comes to ...
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On theCUBE Pod: Dissecting the streaming showdown and Arm’s market splash
It’s been an incredibly busy season of event coverage for theCUBE, and right now feels like the lull before a storm, as there are significant events quickly approaching, including AWS re:Invent 2023 in November. That event will see plenty of in-depth coverage from theCUBE. There will be something “pretty good” in store, predicted theCUBE industry analyst ...
The ‘aha’ moment in cybersecurity: How one contract affected a startup’s mission
The year 2018 was a different era when it came to security. It was a time when there were a lot of security companies, and it became quickly apparent that more scrutiny and regulation was on the way, as the European Union’s new General Data Protection Regulation just came into effect. It was around that ...
Data resilience in the age of ransomware: Elastio tackles complex cyber threats
Cyber threats have become extremely prevalent today and are growing increasingly complex. Ransomware is now a household word and is no longer something that organizations can ignore. Enter startup Elastio Software Inc., which was founded by the team behind AppAssure, a backup and recovery software application that was acquired by Dell Software Group in 2012. What ...
Cybersecurity is a complex challenge. Here are companies looking to provide innovative solutions
There’s no question that organizations are facing challenges in cybersecurity that are more complex and more pressing than ever before. To kick off 2023, asset visibility and security company Armis Inc. found that of the more than 6,000 security professionals surveyed globally, 24% said their organization was underprepared to handle cyber warfare. The striking news continued ...
Three insights you might have missed from Google Cloud Next
In July, Alphabet Inc.’s earning reports revealed interesting signs that Google Cloud’s business could be accelerating. Still, despite the company’s status as the top search engine in the world, its cloud division ranked third behind Amazon Web Services Inc. and Microsoft Corp. Could that be changing? That was the big question that theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s ...