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As the threat landscape continues to evolve, it’s important for organizations to not only shore up their defenses but also understand their current risk, map out where they need to harden their attack surface, and determine what risks can be transferred to third parties such as cyber insurance providers.
As part of our continued mission to help organizations end cyber risk, we’ve designed a complimentary suite of tools designed to help you manage your cyber risk, map your security posture against industry-standard frameworks, and create an incident response plan, while also unlocking insights into overcoming cyber insurance qualifying requirements.
Introducing: Arctic Wolf Cyber JumpStart.
Designed to help your organization reduce risk and understand cyber insurability, this portal includes a cyber resilience assessment, incident response (IR) planner, and security control guides.
Arctic Wolf News
This accolade recognizes our dedicated team of IR professionals supporting our mutual clients in cybersecurity and insurance when disaster strikes.
Arctic Wolf has been named to the Forbes 2024 Cloud 100, the definitive ranking of the top 100 private cloud companies in the world, published by Forbes in partnership with Bessemer Venture Partners and Salesforce Ventures for a third consecutive year.
See how Arctic Wolf stacks up in this comprehensive analyst overview of the MDR market.
Important Reading (and Watching)
Understand how the digital forensics and incident response marketplace is evolving and how to best evaluate DFIR vendors.
Organizations need to look at identity threats, use that data to evaluate their own security posture, and take steps to both harden their attack surface and improve their identity security.
An incident response plan is the set of instructions for members of an organization and third parties to follow if an incident occurs.
Tips To Stop Social Engineers Exploiting the Global IT Outage
The recent global IT outage on Windows hosts will likely lead to a surge of threat actors posing as support agents offering “help” as a part of a social engineering attack.
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Cyber Security Analyst @ Skycep | CompTIA Security+, AWS Certified
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