Jon Oltsik
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Blogs
Feb 1, 2013My Thoughts on the NY Times Security Breach
There is no advanced persistent threat (APT) magic bullet solution but the New York Times breach should signal the need for information and endpoint security changes.
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Blogs
Jan 30, 2013Big Data Security Analytics or Big Data IT Analytics?
CIOs, CISOs need a mutually beneficial plan for big data security analytics – ASAP
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Blogs
Jan 28, 2013Cybersecurity Hacktivism = Cybersecurity Escalation
Hacktivism and commonplace security attacks are on the increase. What does this mean?
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Blogs
Jan 24, 2013Sizing Up Symantec 4.0
New strategy is a good start but plenty of holes to fill and work to do in the future.
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Blogs
Jan 23, 2013Could IF-MAP Accelerate Big Data Security Analytics?
Undervalued TNC standard may be a perfect fit for knowledge-driven network security
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Blogs
Jan 17, 2013Big Data Security Challenges
Collecting massive amounts of security data is easy. Data analysis and visualization? Not so much.
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Blogs
Jan 15, 2013Random security predictions for 2013
Lots of malware and industry activity, but continuing intransigence in Washington.
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Blogs
Jan 11, 2013Kingpin: A great read for those interested in cybersecurity
A compelling and gripping story about a hacker’s background, mentality, skills, and criminal activities
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Blogs
Jan 7, 2013Security Skills Shortage Is Impacting Incident Detection
Enterprises need to improve security intelligence, analytics, and automation to address skills deficits.
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Blogs
Jan 2, 2013Cybersecurity New Year’s Resolutions for All PC Users
A few system and lifestyle changes will better protect you, your data, and your system in 2013.
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briefs
Dec 20, 2012Advanced Malware Protection Must Extend to Incident Detection and Response
Large organizations are under constant cyber attack by advanced malware that circumvents traditional security controls. In response, many CISOs have purchased new network or host-based advanced malware detection/prevention (AMD/P) tools for identifying and blocking malware. This is a good start, but what happens when advanced malware sneaks through security defenses and compromises servers and endpoints? ESG believes that large organizations need to support AMD/P gateways and endpoint software with security intelligence, file activity monitoring, and forensic data capture that work collectively as an AMD/P architecture.
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Blogs
Dec 18, 2012Executive Management Is Becoming More Engaged In Information Security
Good news but CEO participation in cybersecurity decisions and oversight carries a cost
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research briefs
Dec 18, 2012Customers Look for Antivirus with Online File Sharing
Antivirus is one of the most important features that business customers expect for secure file sharing. When IT decision-makers were asked about the most important security features they look for when choosing an online file sharing and collaboration (OFS) solution, more than half cited antivirus scans. Yet this is a feature that OFS providers frequently bypass in their messaging. This brief lists and ranks the security requirements business customers look for in an OFS solution, and suggests next steps for OFS providers.
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Blogs
Dec 14, 2012Security Intelligence Can Help Enterprises Improve Risk Management and Incident Detection/Response
ESG Research reveals best practices. Information security intelligence another driver for big data security analytics.
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Blogs
Dec 11, 2012Enterprises Are Buying Host-based Advanced Malware Detection/Prevention Tools to Capture Forensic Data
APTs and advanced malware are having a profound effect on cybersecurity technologies. One notable change is the rise of new Advanced Malware Detection/Prevention (AMD/P) technologies from vendors such as Bit9, Bromium, CounterTack, Invincea, Malwarebytes, and Sourcefire that detect and block advanced malware on servers and endpoints.
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