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How to Recognize and Report Phishing Attacks
Phishing is one of today’s largest cybersecurity threats. With 90% of data breaches tracing back to a phishing email, it’s crucial that members of your
Is Multi-Factor Authentication Worth the Hassle?
It’s Monday morning. You sit at the computer, enter your login credentials, slam the ‘Enter’ button, and sigh when your phone goes off in, what
The Dangers of Your Unpatched Systems
With organizations today focusing their security efforts on ransomware detection, phishing prevention, and command and control monitoring, many tend to overlook one of the simplest,
Simplifying Security: 3 Must-Have Splunk Premium Apps
As today’s threat landscape continues to grow more complex, managing your organization’s security posture is no easy task. Setting up a powerful data platform like
On-Prem vs. Splunk Cloud: 5 Reasons You Should Migrate
With 75% of databases expected to be on a cloud platform by the end of 2022, the topic of on-prem vs. cloud is more relevant
An Engineer’s Perspective on Synthetic Monitoring
I’ll get the deep-nerd stuff out of the way up front: synthetic monitoring has a special place in my heart because it was my way
Why SP6 is a Great Place to Work
Thinking of joining the SP6 team? Here are four reasons why SP6 is a great place to work. 1. We’re Committed to Our Employees Competitive
How to Choose a Cybersecurity Professional Services Provider – A 6-Step Guide
Choosing a Cybersecurity Professional Services (PS) provider is similar to choosing any other professional provider. Think about how you would go about choosing a doctor,
5 Key Qualities of a Top Splunk Admin
As a Splunk Professional Services consultant I have the good fortune of working with really smart and experienced engineers, and the combination of smart and experienced means they’re trying to be as ready as they can for what comes next. In this blog, we’ll discuss how to prepare for a Splunk migration.
State and Local Governments Can Apply for Federal Cybersecurity Grants Soon
A law passed by Congress late last year allocated $1 billion in cybersecurity grants for state and local governments to improve their digital defenses.