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08/12/2021

BREAKING DOWN XDR: WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN TODAY?

Gálffy Emese
Three-letter acronyms (or TLAs) have long ruled the IT sector, and the area of cybersecurity is no exception. As convenient as it is to shorten terms that would otherwise take much longer to say, there is undoubtedly another upside to resorting to TLAs when referring to solutions areas: a strong marketing aspect. In this article, […]
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16/11/2021

Artificial intelligence in cybersecurity

Bernadett Bak
In 2021, it doesn’t take much scrolling on the Internet to bump into the words ‘artificial intelligence’, and the probability of coming across this term significantly increases if you’re a seasoned professional in any IT-related field. As is the case in several other industries, AI has become a hot topic in the area of cybersecurity […]
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02/11/2021

This is what happened at Cyber Security Summit

Bernadett Bak
Gergely Lesku our WISE-ness developer at SOCWISE showed new tools, methods and forecasted trends regarding the dramatic changes in security work ahead of us at Cyber Security Summit. HOME ALONE 2021 We invested years and a ton of money to build up well guarded, physically and logically secure SOC facilities. We had to re-organize the […]
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01/09/2021

Focus on the threats that matter most

Gálffy Emese
In an era of ever-expanding attack surfaces, protecting against threat actors—from commodity malware, insider threats and crimeware to state-sponsored exploits, hacktivists and terrorists—has become an increasingly complex and time-consuming activity. Not all threats are created equal, and not all deserve your attention. Yet disconnected silos of prevention, monitoring and investigation technologies fail to weed out […]
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16/06/2021

Industrial cyber defense – A new era

Szabó Gábor
In the present article, we will discuss the approaches that enable us to transform primarily IT-focused cybersecurity capabilities to create an efficient industrial (that is OT – Operational Technology) cybersecurity framework. It’s important to highlight that one of the areas in need of the most improvement is cybersecurity incident management, which is when capable experts […]
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07/05/2021

The state of SOAR solutions – an exciting discussion

Lesku Gergely
As most of you probably know, the 2021 Virtual Security Operation Center Summit Budapest took place between March 18 and 19 in the digital space with participants from all around the world joining in from the comfort of their homes. As unusual as the set-up was, the two-day virtual event proved to be a great […]
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22/04/2021

Watch now our SOC Summit Budapest 2021 videos

Gálffy Emese
We had the honor to be part of this year's SOC Summit Budapest as a GOLD Sponsor, and to perform at this two-day event. The SOC Summit 2021 has been held virtually this year, but this could not stop us. SOCWISE was represented with one presentation, while our parent company EURO ONE, who was a […]
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19/04/2021

Efficient risk management solutions in industrial control systems

Péter Hunyadi
For both home and corporate users, the definition of IT security equals the protection of desktop computers, smart devices and corporate networks against hackers taking our personal data, ransomware encoding our important documents, and cybercriminals specialized in illegal cryptomining exploiting our browsers to get rich. However, there are plenty of more severe attacks in the […]
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09/04/2021

How speakers of Virtual Security Operation Center Summit Budapest defined XDR

Lesku Gergely
March 18 marked an important day for cybersecurity in 2021, as it was the day Virtual Security Operation Center Summit Budapest kicked off. In response to the global pandemic, this year’s summit was organized in the virtual space with participants joining from all around the globe via their webcams. Despite the challenge this unusual set-up […]
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