In support of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, our skilled DFIR team offers up their best tips to keep your security environment safe from threat actors and their malicious attacks. Watch this video to find out tip #1 from Mark Lance, Sr. Director, Cyber Defense.
In this video you’ll learn about the importance of making sure you have visibility into your environment, retaining logs and using typical things that most organizations should have at this point like MFA.
In this video, Tony Cook, Head of Threat Intelligence with our DFIR team, talks about the value of knowing where your critical assets are, what your critical assets are and what they’re running on.
In this video you’ll discover the importance of having a well-documented incident response plan and scheduling table top exercises to ensure readiness when an attack occurs.
Find out what you should do after you have an incident response plan in place and understand your environment.
In this video, Drew Schmitt addresses the importance of establishing relationships with law enforcement before an attack occurs.
Knowing the roles and responsibilities of your external vendors and partners is a critical component to your incident response plan.
Learn how a box of donuts and a smile helped GuidePoint Security’s Victor Wieczorek socially engineer his way into a restricted area.
How security savvy are you? The business wasn’t necessarily aware of anything specific going on in their environment, but wanted to validate whether there was more brewing that was potentially going unidentified or unseen.
What exactly does ‘passwordless’ mean? Read our blog to find out the answer + more.
With a history that spans forty years, ransomware has made the rounds and evolved into something that has become a weapon for targeted attacks and business disruption. Read more to learn how to improve your incident response plan.
Explore the four phases of a spear-phishing attack and what steps to take to defend each step of the way.
No one solution will address the entirety of use cases for Zero Trust, and so any steps taken towards implementing Zero Trust must be able to operate and co-exist with other solution providers. Discover how to simplify your Zero Trust journey.
In this white paper, we will look at traditional cybersecurity program approaches as well as the challenges they create or fail to address, and also examine strategies for implementing and maintaining cohesive programs that deliver consistent results.
This white paper explores how IAM programs can deliver value and help meet business objectives through an attribute-based approach. This paper also discusses the necessary framework for identity governance programs and how to create a governance structure for delivering expected outcomes to the business.
What is at stake for not having a plan? Organizations – even those that have been around for decades – can fail in a matter of weeks or months depending on the type of event.
The Never-ending Game: 6 Steps to Building a Better Security Program.
In this blog, we’ll look at how challenges in the current cybersecurity environment contribute to problems that make organizations ripe for attack. We’ll also explore what your organization can do to improve the functionality of your security environment.
Get a better understanding of how spear phishing works and what your business can do to defend against it.
Learn how to prepare for an incident and ensure operational by building a strategic cyber resilience plan. Find out more.
Learn how to prepare for an incident and ensure you get your facts straight. About Zero Trust that is.
This white paper explores how IAM programs can deliver value and help meet business objectives through an attribute-based approach.
Examine the components that should encompass a cyber resilience plan and the preparation steps to protect information.
Watch this video as Principal Consultant, Cloud Solutions at GuidePoint Security, Romke de Haan, describes one of his first complex projects advising federal agencies dealing with technical debt legacy systems and organizational debt.
Phishing remains a tried-and-true attack vector for threat actors and a dangerous and insidious threat to businesses. According to the 2021 Verizon Data Breach Report, phishing rates are on the rise, “being present in 36% of breaches, up from 25% last year.” In particular, spear phishing continues to be a challenge for organizations, as threat actors increasingly target specific enterprises and the people that work for them.
This paper presents the process of handling a ransomware incident from a narrative perspective, walking through the timeline of response and the people and teams involved. These best practices can be broadly applied to any organization of any size and will help you begin building the framework of your incident response plan.
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Be sure to listen in to a conversation with the Executive Director of the National Cybersecurity Alliance, Lisa Plaggemier and Joe Leonard, CTO at GuidePoint Security, for insights on employee attitudes around cybersecurity.
October 14, 2022 | 1:30pm EDT
Hosts Jonathan Singer, SIEM & SOAR Practice Lead, Southeast + Tristan Morris, Cybersecurity Solutions Marketer interview Amber DeVilbiss about her children’s book, The Little Cyber Engineer.
October 18, 2022 | 12:00pm EDT
Gary Brickhouse, CISO and VP, GRC Services + panelists will discuss cybersecurity awareness topics and real-world attack vectors across a variety of security disciplines.
October 21, 2022 | 1:30pm EDT
Hosts Jonathan Singer, SIEM & SOAR Practice Lead, Southeast + Tristan Morris, Cybersecurity Solutions Marketer interview Curtis Brazzell about his children’s book, M is for Malware.
October 27-30, 2022
Test your knowledge and sharpen your skills by solving a variety of “hacking” challenges. Square off against your peers and test your skills at our October Capture the Flag challenge.
