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- Cybersecurity
Kids Online: Building Digital Boundaries Without Killing the Fun
The internet is a playground of discovery—and a minefield of risks. Setting digital boundaries helps kids explore safely, without turning every screen time into a battle. This guide offers practical tips for parents to create rules that protect children and keep the fun alive
- Cybersecurity
Top Use Cases We Monitor in a SIEM
A Security Information & Event Management (SIEM) platform centralizes logs and events from across your environment—but its true value shines when you define and monitor the right use cases. From suspicious logins to lateral movement, targeted alerts help security teams focus on real threats instead of noise. In this guide, we’ll outline the top SIEM use cases every organization should monitor, why they matter, and how they tie back to your overall defense strategy.
- Cybersecurity
Lost or Stolen Phone? Your initial 5-Step Emergency Response Plan
Losing your smartphone can feel like losing a piece of yourself—contacts, photos, banking apps, and sensitive data all at risk. But with a clear plan in place, you can act quickly to protect your information and regain control. Follow these five essential steps to minimize damage and secure your digital life.
- Cybersecurity
Is Your Company Already on the Dark Web?
Your organization’s sensitive data—employee credentials, customer information, proprietary code—can end up on the dark web without your knowledge. Early detection is vital: the longer data sits exposed, the higher the risk of damage. This guide helps you recognize signs of exposure and outlines steps to verify whether you’re already a target.
- Cybersecurity
How Dark Web Monitoring Helps Protect Your Brand
Your brand reputation is priceless—and it lives online long after a data breach occurs. Stolen credentials, leaked marketing strategies, or proprietary information can surface in underground forums and marketplaces, eroding trust and exposing you to further attacks. Dark Web Monitoring helps you spot these leaks early, respond swiftly, and safeguard your brand’s integrity.
- Cybersecurity
The Hidden Cost of False Positives in Security Testing
False positives in security testing are like rogue fire alarms that go off for no reason—annoying, distracting, and expensive. While spotting real threats is essential, chasing dozens of harmless alerts can burn through your budget and fatigue your team. In this guide, we’ll unpack why false positives happen, how they sneak into your processes, and—most importantly—what you can do to cut through the noise.
- Cybersecurity
FIM vs. Backup — Why You Need Both
File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) and backup solutions are both critical for protecting data—but they serve different purposes. While backups enable recovery after data loss or corruption, FIM detects unauthorized changes in real time. Understanding how they complement each other ensures your organization can both prevent and recover from incidents effectively.
- Cybersecurity
EDR vs. SIEM vs. FIM — What’s the Difference?
Modern security relies on multiple layers of monitoring and detection. Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR), Security Information & Event Management (SIEM), and File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) each play distinct roles. Understanding their differences—and how they complement each other—ensures you build a robust defense that detects, investigates, and responds to threats efficiently.
- Cybersecurity
How Endpoint Monitoring Stops Threats Before They Escalate
Endpoints—laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile devices—are the most common entry points for cyberattacks. Attackers use malware, fileless techniques, and stolen credentials to gain a foothold. Endpoint monitoring provides real-time visibility and response to suspicious activity, preventing threats from becoming full-blown incidents. In this article, we’ll explore how endpoint monitoring works, why it’s critical for modern security, and how it integrates with your overall defense strategy.