Cybersecurity Snippets
By Jon Oltsik
Jon Oltsik is an ESG senior principal analyst and the founder of the firm’s cybersecurity service. With almost 30 years of technology industry experience, Jon is widely recognized as an expert in all aspects of cybersecurity and is often called upon to help customers understand a CISO's perspective and strategies.
5 observations about XDR
The technology is evolving, so security professionals and pundits must be open-minded and closely track market developments.
7 key data points on the cybersecurity skills shortage
The global cybersecurity skills shortage is as bad as it has ever been, and most organizations are feeling the pinch, new research finds. But cybersecurity professionals have many recommendations for addressing this situation.
4 things you should know about cybersecurity pros
ESG/ISSA research report reveals that a strong cybersecurity culture really matters.
Move over XDR, it's time for security observability, prioritization, and validation (SOPV)
Independent tools and data repositories are coming together for better threat management, impacting organizations, security professionals, and the industry. We need to take the same approach to security hygiene and posture management....
5 things CISOs want to hear about zero trust at the RSA Conference
Security executives are interested in how ZT vendors will integrate with existing technologies, supplement ongoing projects, and support business processes.
8 things CISOs want to hear from XDR vendors
Beyond industry rhetoric, vendors must use their time at the RSA Conference to provide clarity around what XDR is, where it fits, and how it complements existing security technologies.
4 steps to better security hygiene and posture management
Increasing scale and complexity have made keeping up with security hygiene and posture management cumbersome and error prone, leaving organizations exposed. Here's what leading CISOs are doing to close the gap.
Why XDR must include MDR
Technology alone isn't enough; organizations need help with security operations.
XDR is coming: 5 steps CISOs should take today
Beyond threat detection and response, CISOs should think of XDR as an opportunity to modernize the SOC, automating processes, and improving staff productivity. Here's your XDR game plan for 2021.
The most important cybersecurity topics for business executives
Data privacy, current cyberthreats, and cybersecurity culture and training top the list, but are these the right priorities?
4 ways security has failed to become a boardroom issue
New research finds that despite being more engaged with cybersecurity, business executives and board members continue to view cybersecurity as a technology domain rather than a business concern.
Why 2021 will be a big year for deception technology
New use cases, MITRE Shield support, and greater awareness will drive market growth and penetration.
Is Cybersecurity Awareness Month worth it?
Cybersecurity awareness month has never gained traction beyond academia and the public sector. It’s time for all parties to commit or quit.
5 persistent challenges security pros face
Highlights from the fourth annual “Life and Times of Cybersecurity Professionals” report
The cybersecurity skills shortage is getting worse
New research from ESG and ISSA illustrates a lack of advancement in bridging the cybersecurity skill shortage gap.
Bracing for the security data explosion
Organizations must prepare for collecting, processing, analyzing, and acting upon terabytes of security data.
3 XDR market challenges
XDR is a promising concept, but XDR vendors face deployment challenges and competition on several fronts.
10 security changes post-COVID-19
CISOs must anticipate burgeoning needs for distributed security scale, intelligence, and self-service.
10 things you should know about XDR
An initiative more than a technology, XDR seeks to simplify and unify security technologies to make the whole greater than the sum of its parts.
4 tips for a successful cyber threat intelligence program
COVID-19 has opened the cyberattack floodgates; defenders need strong cyber threat intelligence (CTI) analysis, operationalization and sharing. Here's how to get more from your CTI program.
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