The New Shadow IT: Custom Data Center Applications Whether you use a third party service or run internal services, lock down your logging, monitoring, and alerting tools. SIEMs are valuable tools that deliver analysis and insight for internal purposes, however the data is just as valuable to an attacker who may be able to uncover weak points in the network. Researchers Warn That SIEMs Are Weak Link in Network Security Chain Ī corporate architecture must be secured from end-to-end. Architectural shifts such as Zero Trust impact the people, processes, and technology of an organization, and need to be complemented with careful implementation and internal education. Why Your Security Products Are Inherently Insecure ĭespite any vendor pitch, security products by themselves don’t magically solve problems, they enable companies to incorporate better practices where the outcome can be better security. Here are a few things that caught my eye this past week. ScaleFT CEO, Jason Luce, calls this category - Cloud Access Management. With a strong first day showing, we’re witness to the beginning of a new category centered around the paradigm shift away from traditional perimeter-based models towards the cloud. The big news from last week was Okta’s debut on the public market, which sends positive signals to the entire security industry. Employee productivity will attract the attention of the business, but for those working in InfoSec, a key benefit is better enforcement of individual security practices such as keeping devices up to date and encrypted. Generally speaking, architectural patterns such as Zero Trust sit with IT, so it will take some awareness campaigns to spread further. While BeyondCorp was only known by a small percentage of attendees, the principles resonated well to the folks working in InfoSec teams. It was great to mingle with the local community, and to converse about corporate security architectures. I’m just returning from Austin, where I attended the InfoSec Southwest Conference over the weekend. BeyondCorp Weekly 15 Ivan Dwyer - April 11, 2017
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