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: How Avanan defends cloud-based email platforms
Avanan can catch the advanced threats that Microsoft, Google or other cloud-based email providers miss, identifying dangers like phishing, malware, data leakage and even full account takeovers.
Review: Morphisec scrambles memory to thwart advanced attacks
With Morphisec, you get a full spectrum of protection that is more complete than any antivirus program alone.
6 top OSINT tools: Find sensitive public info before hackers do
Hackers use open source intelligence to find information that will help them compromise systems. Using these tools will tell you how much of that info is exposed.
Review: A fully autonomous cybersecurity platform? Cynet 360 comes close
The secret to the platform’s success is the deployment of fully autonomous agents that act as both sensors and threat remediators and are capable of taking actions on their own.
Review: Blue Hexagon may make you rethink perimeter security
This fully functional, fully trained cybersecurity tool is ready on day 1 to spot threats on whatever network it’s charged with protecting.
Review: How Perimeter 81 provides a near plug-and-play network security service
Starting with the concept of zero trust, VPN tunneling and secure network access as a service, Perimeter 81 is now providing an almost plug-and-play solution for more elements of cybersecurity served through the cloud and on demand.
Review: How Nyotron Paranoid puts endpoint security worries to rest
Adding an extra layer of endpoint protection isn't just for the overly cautious.
Review: How Barac ETV analyzes encrypted data streams
Barac’s Encrypted Traffic Visibility Platform can halt encrypted attacks — without breaking the encryption. In our tests, the results seemed mostly instantaneous.
Review: XM Cyber HaXM makes automated penetration testing more accessible, reliable
HaXM is the next logical evolution of automated pentesting programs. Not only does it offer continuous scanning that is easy to configure, it also provides advice to help fix problems.
Review: CrowdStrike Falcon breaks the EDR mold
The biggest differentiator with Falcon is that the brains of the platform exist completely in the cloud, which gives it unlimited scalability as well as a massive footprint of users and enterprises.
Review: LogRhythm takes SIEM to the next level
LogRhythm Enterprise offers a lot of protection and assistance for finding and remediating threats … and sometimes even pre-threat actions.
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