John Breeden II
John Breeden II is an award-winning journalist and reviewer with over 20 years of experience covering technology. He is the CEO of the Tech Writers Bureau, a group that creates technological thought leadership content for organizations of all sizes.
Review: Senzing uncovers relationships hiding within big data
Used to combat fraud or uncover accidental data duplication, Senzing is a powerful yet lightweight tool with an artificial intelligence that is actually extremely smart.
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Best security software: How 20 cutting-edge tools tackle today's threats
Lab tested reviews of the most innovative, useful and, arguably, best security software.
Review: Ping Identity brings identity management to cybersecurity defenses
Enterprise networks have grown too complex to easily manage all user credentials through something like Active Directory. And letting each individual app handle user logins creates silos that can become a security nightmare. The...
Review: Protecting endpoints with SentinelOne’s all-powerful agents
Having powerful, protected, and independent agents sitting on endpoints gives SentinelOne a huge advantage against today's increasingly sophisticated attacks.
Review: Using AI to outsmart threats with Vectra Cognito
Part traffic monitoring tool, part IDS, part SIEM, the Vectra Cognito platform defies classification.
Review: Monitoring IT, OT and IoT devices with ForeScout
ForeScout is one of a very few programs that can help to track and manage operational technology and IoT devices alongside of information technology. Everything from lighting controllers to HVAC units can be discovered and managed.
Review: Zero tolerance malware and code blocking with Solebit
By shifting malware detection away from signatures and behavior to whether any kind of code exists where it’s not supposed to be, the SoleGATE Security Platform from Solebit has the potential to disrupt both endpoint security and...
Review: Predictively locking down security with Balbix
Balbix may technically be a vulnerability manager, but it does it so much better and also so much more that it breaks the bounds of its category.
Review: How InSpec 2.0 delivers comprehensive compliance
The InSpec 2.0 platform from Chef tackles compliance head-on, tailored to the specific rules and guidelines that a company wants or needs. It is designed to both make sense of regulatory and technical guidelines and ensure that a...
Review: Seceon soups up standard SIEM
The Open Threat Management Platform essentially acts as both an SIEM and a frontline security appliance. Thrifty firms may want to consider eliminating some of their other cybersecurity programs if they duplicate what the OTM is...
Review: Gazing through a hacker’s lens with RiskIQ Digital Footprint
Requiring no setup or installation, Digital Footprint scans for vulnerability information from outside the firewall ... just like a potential attacker would.
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