Each Tuesday during October, Graylog will post blogs on the Cybersecurity Awareness month topics:
- Week of October 4 (Week 1): Be Cyber Smart.
- Week of October 11 (Week 2): Phight the Phish!
- Week of October 18 (Week 3): Explore. Experience. Share. – Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week
- Week of October 25 (Week 4): Cybersecurity First
THE RISING TIDE OF DATA BREACH AWARENESS
Be Cyber Smart
The old saying “there’s no such thing as bad publicity” doesn’t ring true when it comes to data breaches and ransomware attacks. High-profile security incidents might be making headlines, but those headlines are impacting companies’ bottom lines. In response, the US federal government is modernizing its own cybersecurity infrastructure and establishing new agency compliance mandates. Businesses need to stay aware as best practices change and start modernizing their own security infrastructures.
SECURITY AWARENESS AND LOG MANAGEMENT FOR SECURITY ANALYSTS
Phight the Phish
Security analysts live and breathe cybersecurity awareness. They don’t need phishing training or web-surfing hygiene lessons. However, where does that leave them when it comes to security awareness month? To continue to fight the good fight, security analysts need cybersecurity awareness training around how to optimize their log management strategies so that they can keep pace with threat actors.
A CISO’S GUIDE TO LOG MANAGEMENT FOR CYBERSECURITY
Explore, Experience, Share
CISOs face two big problems: protecting data and reporting their activities to the Board. CISOs know that log management is fundamental to protecting data, but high volumes of data generated by cloud applications make using logs difficult. Meanwhile, many CISOs purchase security technologies based on the reports that the tool generates. With modernized log management, CISOs can get the best of both worlds: the visibility they need and the visibility they need to provide.
SMALL IT TEAMS WITH BIG SECURITY PROBLEMS
Cybersecurity First
Small IT teams face the same big security problems as large SOCs. They just have fewer – or no – specialists. This makes their smaller teams a bigger target for threat actors. Centralized log management gives small IT teams a way to manage both security and operations so that they can do more with less.
Watch this space and happy Logging!
