BlogJust one unpatched device is all it takes for a hacker to get into your network, steal data, commit espionage, install malicious software, or just wreak general havoc.
Just one unpatched device is all it takes for a hacker to get into your network, steal data, commit espionage, install malicious software, or just wreak general havoc.
MSSPs typically have a menu of service options to maintain security infrastructure. Their focus is remote management of security devices. Their offerings are a mile wide and an inch deep in any particular area.
Arctic Wolf Networks (AWN) is excited to be a first-time exhibitor at the RSA 2019 Conference, March 4-8, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA. Find us in the North Hall, booth #4507.
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To bridge the skills gap, companies are finding access to 24×7 monitoring and expert threat detection using a cloud-based security operations center (SOC)-as-a-service model
You hear a lot about the biggest attacks because they make the biggest splash. But in reality, businesses of all sizes are constantly threatened and, yes, breached.
Without a SOC, companies struggle to achieve the comprehensive cybersecurity they need.
Leading consultancy Frost & Sullivan conducted a three-year cost comparison between building an internal SOC or buying a SOC-as-a-service
Frost & Sullivan compared features and attributes between Arctic Wolf’s SOC-as-a-service offering, the AWN CyberSOC™ service, and what it takes for organizations to build, deploy, and maintain an in-house security operations center, the DIY approach.
The acquisition allows us to expand our offerings. We also now provide comprehensive risk-based vulnerability assessment services for both networks and endpoints that improve any organization’s overall cybersecurity posture.
