Cybercrime can look different for every organization, and consequences could vary. The dangers of cyberattacks don’t limit only to hackers stealing personal or company information — they can also be expensive. The cost of recovering from a cyber-attack can be costly or put organizations out… Read More »Cybersecurity Trends Mid-2022
Stay one step ahead of the hackers. Don’t be the next headline. As the world becomes more interconnected, the risk of large-scale cyber-attacks increases, especially for companies of critical importance such as those from the financial sector, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and government services. In the… Read More »How to Keep Data Safe in Times of Cyberwar
5G is the fifth-generation mobile network. The first four generations each brought a new level of connectivity. 3G and 4G centered on rising mobile file information. 5G seeks to continue this trend and expand its use for mobile access and enables an increase in the… Read More »Free E-Book: The Impact of 5G on Cybersecurity
What is XDR and what’s the difference with SIEM? XDR (Extended Detection and Response) is a new trend by large security vendors, and too often people find themselves asking “okay, what’s the difference with SIEM?”. According to Gartner, the main difference is that it is… Read More »SIEM and XDR: The Same Thing Under The Hood
Google Cloud Platform and Security Monitoring Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is attracting a lot of companies, large and small, with its stability and many built-in services. But aggregated security monitoring has to be done via an external service. However, log aggregation for security purposes… Read More »SIEM for Google Cloud Platform
A few days ago, on February 23, the US Senate Intelligence Committee held a hearing with executives from SolarWinds, FireEye, CrowdStrike and Microsoft about the SolarWinds hack. It’s worth listening in full, but we want to focus on one particular aspect described by the participants… Read More »The SolarWinds Hack: What Went Wrong With Missing Alarms and How To Fix It
TeamViewer is a great utility for remotely helping your relatives or for IT people servicing small businesses. But using it in large organizations, and especially for critical infrastructure, is rather risky, as shown in a recent attempt to poison the water of a city in… Read More »TeamViewer Security Risks And How To Mitigate Them
Threat intelligence has been a very important asset to cybersecurity- knowing in advance some properties of malicious actors is key for preventing security incidents. Most typically these properties are IP addresses, domains, emails and file hashes, and being able to compare them to what’s happening… Read More »The Importance Of Threat Intelligence Sharing Through TAXII And STIX
Security breaches are becoming increasingly commonplace and dangerous. The World Economic Forum nominated cyber-attacks as one of the major threats to global stability for 2019. Not only money is at stake, as breaches have an appalling effect on organizations’ reputation, trustworthiness, and often prove to… Read More »The 2020 Must-Know Security Breach Statistics
This week the US government, as well as many enterprises, were hit by a cyberattack, dubbed Solorigate, via the SUNBURST backdoor. Fireeye (also a victim of the attack) has done a great analysis of how the attack works, and we recommend reading it. But we’ll… Read More »Five Things We Can Learn From Solorigate/SUNBURST, a Sophisticated And Highly Evasive Cyber Attack
There’s an unwritten rule that every machine that becomes visible on the internet is under attack in under 5 seconds. We recently deployed our LogSentinel SIEM honeypot with one of our customers and that rule proved correct – immediately malicious requests from all over the… Read More »LogSentinel Honeypot: Malicious Actors Don’t Wait
What is Alert Fatigue? Alert fatigue is a well-known phenomenon with security products – the security team gets a lot of alerts (from the SIEM, for example), it tries to triage and act upon all of them, but at some point, they are so many… Read More »Alert Fatigue And Automation Fatigue
What is a SIEM? SIEM stands for Security information and event management. This technology has existed since the late 1990s. Traditional SIEM has been joined by a broad use log management technology that focuses on collecting various types of logs and events for different purposes,… Read More »SIEM: What Is SIEM, How It Works, and Useful Resources
Security Information and Event Management systems are considered a “must-have” in many industries. They are effectively a horizontal security tool that improves security posture and improves visibility regardless of the domain specifics. Or at least it seems so at first. The reality is somewhere in… Read More »Three Industry-Specific Aspects of SIEM
As the end of the year approaches, some important business decisions need to be taken – strategies must be mapped out, budgets are to be requested, decided, and allocated. This is why we have decided to organize a webinar on the 29th of October at… Read More »Free Webinar: What to add to your cybersecurity roadmap for 2021?
Software-as-a-service is the norm now. All organizations, even the most conservative ones, are using some form of SaaS – be it for storage, email, customer management, marketing, or even low-code. But security is always a concern with SaaS, so vendors need to take extra care… Read More »Five Mandatory Security Features for SaaS
Logs in the IT context are a piece of evidence, automatically generated and time-stamped when a certain event happens. All information systems produce some kinds of logs. For the security and compliance teams, the most common usage of logs is detecting anomalous activities, validating a… Read More »Log Analytics for Business Process Management
We have always focused on backend security on this blog. However, attackers sometimes try to steal sensitive information, including credit card numbers. That’s why we piloted LogSentinel SIEM’s Script Monitoring feature which aims to protect websites from front-end attacks, including formjacking/magecart/form scraping as well as… Read More »Report: Compromised WooCommerce Websites
Electronic signatures are legally meaningful ways to store interaction by end-users. That’s an oversimplified explanation and certainly not a definition, but in the context of web and mobile applications, it is that. The European Union defined electronic signatures in a regulation (eIDAS) in order to… Read More »Practical Electronic Signatures For Your Website
A security vendor should value their own infrastructure in order to prove the attention to detail required in the security world nowadays. We are proud that our infrastructure, where our customers’ data is held, meets security requirements, and follows best practices. LogSentinel and AWS Security… Read More »AWS Security Score: We Focus On The Security Of Our Infrastructure
Due to the COVID-19 crisis, businesses and governments have developed contact tracing apps to help health authorities overcome the situation. Although the effectiveness of those applications is still unclear, they happen to process large amounts of personal data. Respectively some of them tend to operate… Read More »Centralized vs. Decentralized Approaches to Protecting User Data
Personal health information (PHI) is very sensitive and is therefore subject to many regulations around the world – most notably, GDPR in the EU and HIPAA in the US. We have covered both regulations in depth (GDPR articles, HIPAA articles), but the specifics of each… Read More »How to Store Personal Health Information Securely
SWIFT is a global provider of secure financial messaging services that connects thousands of banks, financial institutions and corporations all over the world. However, it does not monitor or control the messages that users send through its system. So, all issues with privacy and compliance… Read More »SWIFT: Covering Key Consumer Security Controls
The most interesting type of data for cybercriminals is undoubtedly credit card data. For precisely that reason, a dedicated standard exists – PCI-DSS – created and observed by the payment card industry. The PCI DSS standard is pretty thorough and aims at increasing the security… Read More »Why Are Credit Card Numbers Leaking?
The FinTech industry is rapidly growing and although it has seen a decrease in the number of deals in recent months, it still maintains a good growth pace. It has proven to be a field that raises successful startup companies as 48 FinTech unicorns are… Read More »Lessons Learned from the Biggest FinTech Breaches
As an information security company, LogSentinel is committed to mitigating cyber threats leveraging the latest technologies including blockchain and Artificial Intelligence. We truly believe in the need for an initiative that is powerful enough to unite the public and the private sector across all countries… Read More »LogSentinel joins the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace
About Visa Innovation Program Visa Innovation Program, powered by Eleven Ventures and Visa, is created to address some of the most challenging problems in the financial industry, with the main focus on end consumers, small enterprises, and financial institutions. The program gathers know-how and talent… Read More »LogSentinel at Visa Innovation Program – Redefining Financial Cybersecurity Standards
Digital transformation led to many changes on a large scale. Innovative companies became the new market leaders in less than a decade. In fact, the understanding of digitalization changed in less than a decade. Everything became easier, more accessible and less time consuming to cope… Read More »Digital Transformation and Government Data Breaches
Digital transformation is the process of turning paper-based processes into digital ones or even completely eliminating unnecessary steps via automation. Digital transformation is innovation, but not in the “flying cars”, “trips to Mars”, “brain-computer-interface” type of innovation. It’s a mundane, often boring organizational innovation that… Read More »Digital Transformation Happens Too Fast to Be Secure
2019 starts fantastic for LogSentinel: onboarding some of the Fortune100 companies like IBM, getting SentinelDB on the market and scoping projects with new partners and clients. The latest great recognition we received was related to the GovTech.Pioneers event. The GovTech.Pioneers event: Manifesting innovation Europe’s leading… Read More »LogSentinel Wins the Cyber Security Award by Pioneers