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The recent update by CrowdStrike which caused global issues highlights the need for all software vendors to ensure that their updates to customers are robust and fit for purpose. This applies to all software vendors, not just those delivering cybersecurity products.

Discover practical steps for midsized companies to achieve NIS2 compliance by the October 2024 deadline. Learn about the NIS2 Directive, its impact on essential and important organizations, and how to navigate the challenges. Explore minimum requirements, cybersecurity mindset shifts, and the value of external solutions.

In today's cybersecurity climate, and for the overstretched security teams dealing with it, Extended Detection and Response (XDR) and Managed XDR have emerged as a critical consolidation opportunity for organizations seeking comprehensive threat detection and response capabilities and fewer security tools to manage.

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) is the evolution of Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR). It is here to help with a more comprehensive threat detection and response approach designed to deliver advanced protection without adding yet another solution to be managed with limited resources.

NIS2 expands the scope of its predecessor, bringing critical sectors like supply chains, food production, and public administration under its protective wing. It introduces standardized incident reporting, ensuring that threats are managed and monitored proactively.

In the constantly evolving and dynamic cybersecurity space, businesses often find themselves trapped in a reactive cycle, responding to crises one after another.