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: 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.
Review: FireMon clears the clutter for network security policy management
A pioneer in the field of network security policy management, FireMon provides full visibility into networks and devices, and overlays that knowledge with the rules, platforms, hardware and programs designed to protect it.
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Security software reviews, 2019: Lab tests of today's top tools
We go hands-on with some of the most innovative, useful and, arguably, best security software on the market.
Review: How Awake Security uncovers malicious intent
This advanced network traffic monitoring platform identifies hidden threats and those that don’t use traditional malware, making it extremely powerful and useful in today’s threat environment.
Barracuda Sentinel protects email where others fail
Email security may be the next big push in cybersecurity. Here's how Barracuda Sentinel fills the gaps left by gateway appliances.
Review: How Aqua secures containers from development to production
The Aqua Cloud Native Security Platform uses an inherent advantage of containers, the fact that they are always highly specialized for their jobs, to create a cybersecurity structure based on whitelisting.
Review: Fidelis Deception breathes life into fake assets
Today's skilled hackers know, or at least suspect, that deception is in place and won't blindly follow breadcrumbs to fake assets. To combat this, Fidelis Deception creates realistic, living deception assets.
Review: Bitglass manages the mobility monster
The Bitglass platform secures and controls official work-related interactions between a mobile device and company resources without infringing on a user's smartphone or personal applications.
Review: SlashNext is like shooting phish in a barrel
SlashNext is a dedicated platform for combating modern phishing attacks. It does that one thing and it does it very well.
Review: JASK ASOC isn't just another overloaded SIEM
The JASK Autonomous Security Operations Center coordinates various alerts and events into a picture of an ongoing threat or attack — the kinds of techniques that human threat hunters employ, only much faster.
