Explore the potential of generative AI to transform the four pillars of Identity and Access Management (IAM): authentication, authorization, administration and auditing.

Learn how Cortex XDR secures the future by rewiring security operations.

For the fifth consecutive year, Fortinet has been recognized as a Leader in Secure SD-WAN. But can they apply the same rigor and discipline that earned them this leadership position in the SASE space? WWT believes they can, and here's why.

This blog discusses the excitement and potential of using AI to solve complex problems in cyber operations, while cautioning that responsible AI is neither easy nor cheap. The author shares observations and approaches to consider when evaluating AI's effectiveness and potential pitfalls.

Utilize the Cyber Range's CTFs and Learning Paths to help develop security teams and give your SOC a competitive edge.

A brief recap of my experience at Palo Alto's Ignite conference this year. Palo Alto demonstrated Cortex XSOAR, XDR, Xpanse and the new XSIAM.

Insider threats, now better termed "insider risks," extend beyond disgruntled employees to include careless vendors and compromised contractors. By focusing on the 3 R's of cybersecurity — risk, resilience and recovery — companies can mitigate these risks and protect their intellectual property and data from internal threats.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. This week, let's all be rigorous in how we're enabling multi-factor authentication.

Let's delve into all things API security, particularly aimed at global financial institutions. Here, I cover the basics and provide an overview of WWT's approach (with a Super Bowl-themed twist). Next, I'll cover API discovery; then API focused threat detection, prevention and response; and lastly, API security testing and validation.

WWT's Warren Jackson recaps his time at Fortinet Accelerate 2023, held April 4-5 in Orlando, Florida.

Chief information security officers (CISOs) and cybersecurity teams need to consider the effect Generative AI will have on the ransomware landscape and how their IT organizations can prepare for these effects.

To address growing cyber threats, companies must optimize their Security Operations Centers (SOCs). SOCs designed properly detect and mitigate incidents faster. SOC optimization improves security by comparing architectures, procedures, tools and teams to industry standards. Clear, timely communication and industry norms are essential. SOC optimization increases resource allocation and protects against emerging threats. Security, threat response and compliance are advantages. Automating, streamlining and communicating improve incident detection and response. Risks are reduced by SOC optimization.