Building on the May 2021 cybersecurity executive order, the August 2021 Office of Management and Budget (OMB) memo M-21-31, “Improving the Federal Government’s Investigative and Remediation Capabilities Related to Cybersecurity Incidents,” requires Federal agencies to implement a four-tier system for event logging (EL) as part of the move to zero trust.
This datasheet covers how Axonius helps agencies comply with Section 8 of Executive Order 14028. It reviews what the challenges are, what agencies must do, how M-21-31 can be achieved, and why Axonius for m-21-31.
Geopolitical tension leads to increased DDoS attack activity. Carpet-bombing and DNS water-torture attacks are on the rise. Playing DDoS defense with suppression and threat intelligence. DDoS botnets are more potent than ever before.
Legacy endpoint security solutions, like antivirus, work up to a certain point. But with 29.3 billion networked devices worldwide expected by 2023, being able to scale endpoint protection and see clearly across these entry points becomes more critical than ever. Are you set up to reduce organizational risk with a modern endpoint security solution?
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released memorandum M-21-31 on August 27, 2021, with the subject of “Improving the Federal Government’s Investigation and Remediation Capabilities Related to Cybersecurity Incidents.” This memorandum defined certain Event Logging (EL) Tiers and laid out the requirement for the applicable federal departments and agencies to determine their current EL Tier, and then to bring their organizations up to the standards for Event Logging Tier 3 by August 17, 2023.
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, network operators worldwide have rallied to upgrade network infrastructure to accommodate increases in demand for bandwidth and throughput driven by remote work and education.
As Russian ground troops prepared to enter Ukraine in late February, there was a significant uptick in DDoS attacks that targeted governmental departments, online media organizations, financial firms, hosting providers, and cryptocurrency related firms.
Your endpoint protection needs to evolve to reduce organizational risk. Download this white paper to find out how legacy solutions are leaving security teams short, why antivirus solutions are designed for yesterday’s attacks, and how you can adapt to keep up.
Malware and infected bots are used for everything from stealing passwords to launching some of the most disruptive network-based attacks in history. Since their discovery in the 1990s, malware-infected computing resources known as bots have plagued network connected resources.
Adversaries constantly innovate and explore new and more powerful DDoS attack vectors, evidenced by the creation of new ones every year. As DDoS defenses become more precise and effective, attackers continue to find ways to bypass those defenses with new DDoS attack vectors and methodology.
Nearly a decade ago, the University chose NetDocuments for its system-wide legal document management needs. Already satisfied with the solution, and with confidence in the platform’s unmatched security, it was natural that the University explored the firm’s instant messaging solution, ndThread, for secure 1:1 and group messaging across the legal organization.
Download our solution brief to learn how D2iQ Kubernetes Platform (DKP) meets all the NSA/CISA guidelines, giving D2iQ customers the assurance that their environments provide military-grade security protection.
Read how Highly Evasive Adaptive Threats (HEAT) sidestep cyber defenses.
This eBook taps into why relationships with cybersecurity companies – like CrowdStrike – are vital to ensure your healthcare organization is equipped with the capabilities and expertise to help identify and shut down threats around the clock.
In this paper, we take a look at the state of the cyber insurance industry and offer up nine key tenets organizations should follow to establish a cybersecurity enhancement program to reduce their risk and make themselves insurable.