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What is Attack Surface Management? Attack surface management is defined as the continuous discovery, inventory, classification and monitoring of an organization’s external digital assets. In short, it is the management…
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Stratejm Wins Fortinet’s MSSP Partner of the Year Award Mississauga Ontario, March 16th, 2022 — Stratejm, announced today that it was named Fortinet’s MSSP Partner of the Year….
Extended Detection and Response – Explained In a recent blog post, we defined Extended Detection and Response (XDR) as an evolution of EDR, unifying security-relevant endpoint detection with telemetry data…
Open vs Native XDR Based on all the marketing buzz around XDR solutions, it might be easy to assume that they are all the same. A glance across multiple vendors…
Will XDR Replace SIEM? Whenever a brand new technology is introduced, it can be difficult to understand what it is. XDR is no exception, and it can often be difficult…
What is the ISO 27000 Series of Standards? Businesses of all shapes and sizes must follow best practices and standards to ensure that their business runs smoothly. Cybersecurity is no…
What is the Difference Between IDS and IPS? IDS or IPS? If you are an IT professional, chances are you’ve been asked this question at some point in your career….
Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture – A Quick Guide Today’s rapidly growing digital landscape has forced many organizations to rethink their approach to security architecture. Existing approaches have proved overly fragmented, which…
What is the MITRE ATT&CK Framework? Created by MITRE in 2013, ATT&CK serves to document attacker tactics and techniques from real-world observation in an attempt to solve problems. Open and…
Amidst the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, US-led sanctions have created a very real concern that there will be retaliatory cyberattacks directed towards US organizations as well as those based…