For a myriad of reasons, risk transfer in the cybersecurity insurance industry isn’t as cut and dried – or is it? In our latest blog, we break down CloudCover’s approach to risk transfer and why our approach is the “new way” solution to today’s challenging cybersecurity insurance market.
In the first of a five-part blog series, we’ll introduce you to CloudCover’s solution differentiators — starting with our beliefs around the future of cybersecurity and why our AI/ML (automated intelligence/machine learning) X/NDR (extended network detection response) SOAR (security orchestration, automation and response) technology is miles away from our competition.
Ransomware has been a significant symptom to network security risk for quite some time. However, COVID-19 and its effects on how companies do business have caused ransomware attacks to surge in the past 18 months – and these threats will only continue to grow. Here’s an overview of ransomware, the reasons for the escalating attacks, and why there is indeed a solution for ransomware detection and response.
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes more prevalent in our day-to-day lives, cybercriminals are also using it for their daily hacking activities — and that means the cybersecurity strategies that organizations currently employ for IT security simply aren’t cutting it. In this blog, we’ll walk through the particulars of AI-based SOAR (security, orchestration, automation, and response) technology and why it’s a critical part of the new era of proactive CyberSafety.
In our current cybersecurity landscape, threat hunting is often seen as the most proactive practice organizations can perform to protect themselves against cyberattacks. But why simply hunt the threats when you can stop them? In this blog, we talk both threat stopping (also known as network detection and response) and threat hunting – the definitions, the benefits, and why the edge goes to the former.
