Category: AI-driven security
What Enterprise C-level Executive Customers Want From MSSPs
For an MSSP, the key to a CIOs heart is reducing risk for a cost that is less than what they’re spending now, Stellar Cyber asserts. A CIOs or
Open XDR – Central correlation of all cybersecurity events
Reduce business risk with early and accurate identification and remediation of all attack activity while reducing costs, maintaining investments
One of These Things is not Like the Others
By nature, humans are wired to avoid undue risks. While there are always exceptions to the rules, by and large when given the choice between the
What’s the Deal with Open XDR
Managers of MSSP cybersecurity teams face many challenges, including the growing number and complexity of threats, tight budgets, a shortage of
The New-Look Stellar Cyber
As a cybersecurity vendor, making a great product or service that solves a big problem is our goal. If we do our job right, we will help security
Guest Blog: A Tale of Two Cyber Vulnerabilities: Why It Makes Sense to Consolidate Managed IT and Security Operations
Written by Patti Hallock, Director of XDR Operations/Engineering at Agio Your security operations are critical, and every decision you make
What is a Lean Security Team, and how to know if you are part of one
Recently I wrote a blog about what makes a lean security team tick, however, after I posted, it occurred to me that I probably should have spent
Build a new Superpower for your MSSP business!
Providing endpoint security for all your customers is a major challenge. First, it is very rare that partners can deploy an entire endpoint
When Doing Nothing is Too Expensive
Resource strapped companies trying to put together a comprehensive cybersecurity defense in today’s environment have three key challenges:
XDR/Open XDR Q&A
What are the most common misconceptions about XDR? One of the common misconceptions is that XDR is automatically the ideal security solution.
SIEM, XDR, and the Evolution of Cybersecurity Infrastructure
Security Event and Information Management platforms (SIEMs) collect data from security logs and in doing so are supposed to identify blind spots,
Q&A on Network Detection and Response (NDR)
What is NDR? Today’s network detection and response (NDR) has a long history, evolving out of network security and network traffic analysis
Everything about XDR is around Correlations, not Hype
In the last several months the XDR acronym is being used by almost every security product manufacturer. It is one thing to say that you have it,
Cybersecurity Must Evolve Beyond Compliance: Is Open XDR the Answer?
Today there is no shortage of compliance requirements. There are so many, in fact, that there are billions of dollars spent every year on tools
Open XDR vs. SIEM
Matching Resources and Business Risk with the Right Solution Gaining visibility and responding to attacks across the entire enterprise
Is Extended Detection and Response (XDR) the Ultimate Foundation of Cybersecurity Infrastructure?
Samuel Jones, VP of product management, Stellar Cyber, discusses how SIEMs were supposed to be the ultimate security analytics platform. Still,
The Case for Open XDR – X Means Everything
The current model for cybersecurity is broken. It consists of acquiring and deploying a lot of stand-alone tools, each with its own console, to
Improve Security Across the F5 WAF Engine with Better Visibility, Correlation, and Auto-Response
Challenges Most IT organizations have deployed multiple traditional security products and services from multiple vendors—yet they remain