A message from David's Hood and Peters to explain ANSecurity Business Continuity - Pandemic Policy.
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A message from David's Hood and Peters to explain ANSecurity Business Continuity - Pandemic Policy.
“Across the last eight years, ANSecurity has been with us as we’ve grown from a few hundred staff to several thousand,” said Smith. “It’s fair to say that it is truly a trusted adviser and we envisage continuing to work closely with the team for the foreseeable future.”
ANSecurity is now offering an unlimited data plan for SIEM through its partnership with LogRhythm. While other vendors in the industry have previously claimed to support unlimited data plans, those promises have always come with a catch. LogRhythm is changing that with the industry’s first true unlimited data plan for its NextGen SIEM platform.
We are proud to announce that we have once again, been shortlisted as a finalist in the Computing Security Awards for Security Project of the Year - Health and Education!
Office 365 has been a real benefit to a lot of large enterprises compared to the hassle of having to maintain on-premises versions of the popular Microsoft productivity suite. Yet, Office 365 is starting to become a conduit for cyber-attacks and, as is often the case, money is at the root of the problem.
Our Technical Director, David Peters features in Computing Security magazine’s article on cyber threat intelligence, have a look here!
"According to James Preston, security architect for ANSecurity, the last couple of years have seen a slew of products that promise to deliver better protection against malware and many of the claims centre around behavioural analysis."
Security and risk management leaders are really struggling to attract and recruit qualified personnel. Global analyst Gartner believes this dynamic will continue for at least the next three years, as organisations accept the realities of digital business, necessitating alternative approaches to finding cyber-security talent.
An organisation’s worst enemy can still be its staff when it comes phishing attacks.
When working on a traffic decryption project most administrators get so far as doing outbound decryption whereby a firewall or other device inspects the traffic between internal client PCs and the internet. A frequently forgotten puzzle piece is protecting your websites and services that are published to the internet with inbound decryption and inspection of traffic.
We have been shortlisted for the Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery (BC/DR) Project of the Year category in this year's SDC Awards!
Are you performing TLS inspection of your enterprise web traffic? If not you really should be, except TLS 1.3 is going to make it a little trickier for us all but not without good reason though.
“It is fair to say that they have never let us down and we value the relationship which is now into its 7th year and look forward to working with them on future projects,”
"ANSecurity have been a great partner for us and nothing was too much trouble, they provided good guidance and were there every step of the project. We look forward to working with them on an on-going basis.”
Even in a world where businesses of all sizes look to Slack, Microsoft Teams and other enterprise social collaboration tools to improve the lines of communication between teams, it’s still going to be a long time before we see a true decline in the use of email. One of the core advantages of these new tools is the ability to prove that the person at the other end of the communication is truly who they say they are – each of these ‘modern’ communication methods require authentication and deliver a secure end-to-end channel.
Check out our Security Consultant James Preston, and his opinion piece on encryption, in Infosecurity Magazine here!
David Hood, CEO, ANSecurity, discusses why organisations should not consider any security product a ‘silver bullet’ against cyberthreats – and the three P’s that matter most in cybersecurity.
Security Information Event Management (SIEM) systems have undergone a bit of a face-lift in recent years, it would seem. "Gone are the boring descriptions of log inspection and event correlation, having been replaced with the more exciting sounding monikers of Security Analytics and Cyber Threat Intelligence," says David Hood, CEO, ANSecurity.