Mitiga in the News
5 Ways Organizations Can Increase Readiness and Resilience To Avoid a Major Crisis When a Breach Occurs
It is no secret that cyberattacks are inevitable, but two important words that organizations must focus on are cyber resilience. Combining elements of information security, business continuity, and organizational resilience, a cyber resilience strategy can enable rapid recovery from an inevitable attack with little to no operational disruption.
Week in review: The future of Metasploit, detecting lateral movement, new issue of (IN)SECURE Magazine
Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, interviews and videos
Cyber Magazine: 5 Minutes with Ariel Parnes
Ariel Parnes, Former Israel Defense Force Colonel. now co-founder and COO of cybersecurity firm Mitiga
How to prepare your organization for a Slack or Office 365 breach
In this Help Net Security video, Ofer Maor, CTO at Mitiga, discusses the top security considerations for organizations to prepare for and minimize the potential impact of a Slack or Office 365 breach.
Cyberattacks no longer a matter of "if" but "when"
Due to the rising frequency and severity of cyberattacks, businesses are now becoming more familiar with cyber insurance and how it can help protect them from losses inflicted by a growing host of cyber risks.
Cyber resilience – 5 steps firms can take to avoid a breach escalating into a crisis
Cyberattacks are constant and security breach incidents inevitable. Cyber resilience strategies must include incident response plans that enable you to assess and respond to a breach quickly. Well-informed, fast and effective decisions are essential to protect your organisation from serious harm.
Meet the COO: Former Israel Defense Force cyber lead Parnes
Ariel Parnes, former Israel Defense Force colonel, now co-founder and COO of cybersecurity firm Mitiga shares his background, insight into his current role, and more in this article
Cyber Week 2022 video walkthrough
Cyber Week is a large annual international cybersecurity event, hosted each year at Tel Aviv University in Israel.
Does the World Need Cloud Detection and Response (CDR)?
Let’s play a game and define a hypothetical market called Cloud Detection and Response (CDR). Note that it is no longer my job to define markets, so I am doing it for fun here (yes, people find the weirdest things to be fun!)