4.18.19
As Seen On DarkReading
There's no silver bullet when it comes to cybersecurity, but asking this one question can help CISOs build a scalable security posture that will last for years. Read the question on DarkReading!
Mentha Benek
4.10.19
Real Answers to Real Questions About AI
ExtraHop answers five of Gartner's recommended questions that CISOs should ask before adopting AI or, more accurately, machine learning.
Chase Snyder
4.2.19
New EMA Research: Rapid, Risky Adoption of TLS 1.3
People are the weakest link in cybersecurity, but new research from EMA indicates rapid, risky adoption of advanced encryption like TLS 1.3. Here's what you need to know to implement TLS 1.3 safely.
Barbara Kay
3.22.19
Case Study: Proactive Security Hygiene in a Hybrid Enterprise
Watch the recorded ISC2 Security Briefing to learn how a small, agile security team built a proactive security operations practice using network traffic analysis. (CISSP certificate holders, watch to earn one CPE credit!)
Chase Snyder
3.22.19
Improve Threat Hunting & IR with NTA: ISC2 Briefing
Watch the recorded ISC2 Security Briefing to learn how a small, agile security team built a proactive security operations practice using network traffic analysis. (CISSP certificate holders, watch to earn one CPE credit!)
Chase Snyder
3.22.19
ISC2 Security Briefing: Getting More Value from SecOps Frameworks
Watch this recorded ISC2 Security Briefing to learn how SecOps frameworks enable the proactive SOC. (CISSPs, earn a CPE credit while you're at it!)
Chase Snyder
3.20.19
The Trouble with Native Cloud Security
Public cloud vendors have no choice but to take security seriously - but even the Big Two (AWS and Azure) are still cloud vendors, not security vendors. Here's a breakdown of what cloud-native security really means for the consumer according to the Shared Responsibility Model.
Eric Thomas
3.8.19
Defining Noise: Alerts, Silos, and Runaway Tech
The tech industry has a problem. You live with it every day, and it's actively hurting your productivity, your happiness, and the safety of your business. That problem is noise—and the fact that many security and IT professionals believe it's nothing but alerts. Here are the top three forms of noise you need to rise above in order to succeed.
Bryce Hein
3.4.19
First Gartner Market Guide for Network Traffic Analysis
Download a complimentary copy of Gartner's first NTA Market Guide, or gear up for the read with our top three takeaways including how security leaders should evaluate vendors and where the most exciting innovations are.
Barbara Kay
3.1.19
Our Top 3 Security Podcasts of 2019
Planes, trains, and automobiles are all better with noise-canceling headphones and a good podcast that tells you something new and interesting. Tune into these three security industry podcasts to make sure you're on top of the latest trends and newest tech in cyber security!
Jaq Evans
2.13.19
The Search for a Scalable Security Solution
Network Traffic Analysis (NTA) vs. SIEM: What are the key differences, and how can these two types of security solution work together for a proactive, cost-effective, and scalable SOC? Dive into our blog series for the answers.
Chase Snyder
2.13.19
There's a New Leader in the Gartner NPMD MQ
ExtraHop is a Leader in Gartner's 2019 Magic Quadrant for Network Performance Monitoring and Diagnostics, but our unique approach goes far beyond NPMD. Learn why ExtraHop believes our leadership in NPMD is only one example of how we help our customers rise above the noise to protect and accelerate their business.
Bryce Hein
2.7.19
Of Fables and False Alerts
Dive into our blog series comparing network traffic analysis products to traditional security solutions with this bakeoff between NTA and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS).
Chase Snyder
1.23.19
Exploring the Frontier of Enterprise Security
Are you interested in the benefits of network traffic analysis but want to understand exactly how network detection and response solutions compare to the enterprise security technology you already know? This blog series will give you the answers in detail. Let's start by comparing network traffic analysis to intrusion detection systems.
Chase Snyder
1.16.19
What's New in 7.5 and Reveal(x) Winter 2019
Learn about the new features and capabilities included in our 7.5 release and Reveal(x) Winter 2019, from simplified detection drill-down to certificate-free SSL decryption.
Jeena Khan
1.16.19
Reveal(x) Winter 2019 Sounds the Klaxon
Learn why the latest release of ExtraHop Reveal(x), network traffic analysis for the enterprise, has once again raised the bar for inclusion in the increasingly critical category of security solutions based on network detection and response.
Chase Snyder
1.15.19
Cybersecurity: Choosing ML over AI today for good reasons.
Are you jaded by the overuse of Artificial Intelligence (AI) – with vendors instilling either fear or faith? In the cybersecurity domain, we see CISOs investing in Machine Learning (ML), but remaining justifiably skeptical of AI. Here's why.
Barbara Kay
1.15.19
Rise Above the Noise in Enterprise Security
The tech industry is a hype machine, from consumer devices to enterprise technology—and B2B security vendors are some of the worst offenders. Here's how ExtraHop is answering the call for authenticity in a world of hype.
Bryce Hein
1.15.19
Betting the Company... and Winning
All too often, bet-the-company decisions are made based on excitement and ambition. They confuse brashness for boldness. Last year ExtraHop bet hard on security, and here's why today I can proudly say we're winning.
Arif Kareem
1.7.19
Honeypots & Wire Data
Honeypots are a popular method of learning how attackers think so you can better defend your enterprise against them but they also pose a risk if deployed in production environments. Read the case study for a play-by-play of how Reveal(x) uses network traffic analysis to help security teams detect honeypots!
Sonal Shetkar
