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About the Whitepaper Many organizations lack the internal expertise to address threat detection and response effectively, but MDR can fill the gap.Part 1 will look at why you should consider MDR to manage your cybersecurity threats.Part 2 will examine what to look for when shopping for MDR services.

Understanding your risks and what’s required of the business by policy issuers is paramount Most people aren’t aware of what to look for when buying a cyber insurance policy. Since it is still a novel concept, you first need to determine your cyber risk, your risk tolerance and the costs of things that don’t have a clear monetary value (e.g., injury to your business’s reputation). What’s more, some insurance companies are still not fully certain as to how to underwrite cyber-insurance policies.

For small to mid-size businesses (SMBs), knowing what you need to remain secure and setting a resilient plan in place is half the battle.

For Georgia, Virgina, the Carolinas and other states, it was Jimmy Carter revisited as long lines and price spikes awaited motorists at the gas pumps. Some stations as far south as St. Petersburg, Fla. ran out entirely, worrying travelers making plans for Memorial Day weekend.

Over 37 billion records were exposed in breach events in 2020 - by far the most records exposed in a single year, according to a recent report by Risk Based Security. How has remote working impacted your organization's security posture? What lessons can security professionals learn from the recent wave of breaches and what steps can enterprises take to strengthen security in 2021?

It is important to remember that, even if we think our environments are completely secure, there is always the potential for a breach. So how do we remain secure?

We are proud to share that our founder and CEO, Michelle Drolet has been named as a "Top 25 Women in Cybersecurity" by The Software Report.

Navigating the vendor landscape is a challenge for many IT departments, particularly when looking at detection and response solutions, and especially since the cybersecurity industry is overly reliant on acronyms. EDR, MDR and XDR are three emerging endpoint security technologies built to provide greater visibility, threat detection and response across all corporate endpoints.

Modern cyber threats are growing in scope, cost and complexity. Hackers are continuously evolving their tactics to execute breaches, hold businesses at ransom and steal intellectual property. Globally, cybercrime is estimated to cost $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. To put things in perspective, the combined revenue of the world’s largest tech companies, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook, is close to about $800 billion. What is fueling cybercrime? Let’s understand the top five trends in 2021:

Selecting a Large-Scale, Secure and HIPAA-Compliant Covid Scheduling Solution