Cyber Threat Intelligence: Understanding and Implementing Effective Strategies
Recently, Check Point Research has published a report of a few findings: Now, how do you think these attacks were found? Governing bodies and organizations spend sizable amounts of money and resources towards detecting breach instances and fixing them, and this process falls under the purview of cyber threat intelligence. This crucial asset helps determine…
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Feb 05, 2024
Your Guide to Achieving ISO 27002 Compliance
Are you looking for a way to ensure the security of your organization’s business operations? If so, ISO 27002 compliance may be the answer. This international standard provides clear guidance on how an organization should protect its systems and data from malicious cyber threats, making it one of the most popular and effective cybersecurity measures…
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Jan 28, 2024
5 Foundational Cyber Essentials Controls for a Strong Security Posture
Your software is like a set of instructions for your device, consisting of thousands of lines of code. Sometimes, there are mistakes or weaknesses in these lines of code. Bad actors use these weaknesses to hack into your systems, similar to a burglar finding an open window. Is there a way to Without cybersecurity, it’s…
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Jan 15, 2024
FedRAMP For SaaS: A How-To Guide
Seizing new opportunities, expanding horizons, and delighting your existing customers is what fuels growth for SaaS businesses and we are positive that it is the same for your organization too. The value of the stake increases as you set your sights on bigger and better prospects. One such high-stake prospect is the federal government of…
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Jan 14, 2024
Proving Compliance: Why SOC 2 Evidence Collection Matters
Years ago, collecting evidence was a walk in the park. But we can’t say the same now as most of the data is stored on the cloud. Not to mention the tedious effort involved; almost all application is constantly exposed to risk consistently. A need to secure sensitive information and demonstrate it to present a…
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Jan 09, 2024
SOC 2 vs NIST: What’s the Difference?
TL,DR: SOC 2 evaluates service organizations against 5 Trust Service Criteria and produces an independent attestation report. NIST CSF provides internal cybersecurity guidance without a formal certification SOC 2 is tailored for service organizations handling customer data in cloud environments. NIST CSF applies broadly to any organization and organizes security into 6 functions: Govern, Identify,…
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Jan 08, 2024
