Typically when any merger and acquisition deal occurs, there are bound to be redundancies and overlaps in services, tools and personnel. For MSSPs that find themselves in this situation, it’s important to consolidate and integrate the best of their assets across multiple entities, while maintaining operational consistency. DirectDefense President and CTO Jim Broome shares valuable… Read more »

“By leveraging AI, we can provide our customers with several benefits. For example, our MDR solution can quickly and accurately detect and respond to threats, reducing the time it takes to identify and mitigate potential security incidents,” said Jim Broome, President and CTO, DirectDefense. Read Jim’s interview with AI‐TechPark, where he discusses how DirectDefense enhances security… Read more »

From hardening Windows systems to adding access control and segmenting the network, there are steps organizations can take to better secure corporate data. Read the full article on Dark Reading.  

Claroty announced the global expansion of its FOCUS Partner Program with the addition of several Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), including IBM, Rockwell Automation, NTT Data, eSentire, 1898 & Co., Atos, Aveniq, Cabrini Technology Group, DirectDefense, Kapsch TrafficCom, and others. Read the full article on Enterprise Times.

The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy identity management and information security news for the week of June 2. This curated list features identity management and information security vendors such as DirectDefense, Dig Security, and more. Read the full article on SolutionsReview.

Re-establishing security visibility and response capabilities is a significant challenge following the transition to remote work. Relying on conventional security measures such as VPNs is a baseline requirement in an evolving digital landscape. Blind-by-design applications and the migration to working from home are leaving organizations open to attack and intellectual theft by ex-employees. A proactive… Read more »

Companies are using third-party red teams and internal teams alike to find vulnerabilities as soon as possible and the need for red-team services persists. Read what President and CTO of DirectDefense Jim Broome told Eoin Higgins at IT Brew about how companies are deploying this service within their organization. Read the full article on IT Brew.