In recent months, the tech industry has seen a significant increase in layoffs. A recent study found that 20% of tech companies in the…

In this day and age, employees are more connected than ever. The hybrid workplace is here to stay, and for employees, this means relying on connected devices from their home office setups.

Cybersecurity is one of the hottest sectors today, with new threats and challenges emerging each day. And with that, there is a huge push being undertaken by both business and education sectors to attract individuals toward a degree and career in cyber.

Data privacy is becoming a key focal point for businesses as new regulations are introduced by state and federal legislatures. Learn about the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and how ArmorPoint XDR can help you meet the framework’s requirements in this post.

Managing company data of any kind in isolation is not generally the best strategy. The same is true for security incident and event data. This is a leading reason why XDR (Extended Detection and Response) is a better approach than monitoring and acting on cyber threats individually.

As the cybersecurity landscape has transformed, IT leaders and executives alike have grown increasingly more concerned with safeguarding data, meeting strict compliance regulations, and providing quality services to their customers. However, because cybersecurity is evolving at such a rapid pace, many companies have come to realize that they can’t tackle all of the IT and compliance problems they’re faced with alone.

There’s no debate on whether you need a robust information security management program or not, but the question that does matters is whether you need an internal IT team or a third-party partner to build, implement, and manage it.