Author: Brett Kelsey

The situation in the average security team looks something like this: multiple different systems are sending off endless alarms, often to the point of overload. Each one has to be validated. And provided it’s not yet another false positive, the team must leap into action…because they’re already behind.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Reveald, Inc., a leading provider of Continuous Exposure Management services, today announced key talent acquisitions from Indelible, LLC, a cybersecurity consulting firm. The resource additions are fueled by increased demand Reveald is seeing in key markets and service areas. The Indelible team brings deep technical skills and cybersecurity acumen to… Continue reading Reveald Gains Key Talent from Indelible to Support Growth

The nature of cyber risk is changing. No longer synonymous with IT issues or minor disruptions, cyber attacks are a massive business risk capable of wiping millions off the balance sheet overnight. But while cyber risk is becoming more consequential, it’s becoming less manageable. Consider what happened recently at two real companies:

The nature of cyber risk is changing. No longer synonymous with IT issues or minor disruptions, cyber attacks are a massive business risk capable of wiping millions off the balance sheet overnight. But while cyber risk is becoming more consequential, it’s becoming less manageable. Consider what happened recently at two real companies:

Transformation was the RSAC theme for 2022. That makes perfect sense for a cybersecurity industry reaching a massive pivot point between past and future. What makes less sense, however, is how the conversations happening at this year’s conference related to the overall theme. The desire to transform from the audience standpoint is clear, question is, can the vendors deliver?