In May 2021, President Joe Biden signed the 30 - page Executive Order (EO) on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity covering a host of cybersecurity issues. It mandates that Executive branch agencies deploy multifactor authentication, endpoint detection and response, and encryption.

Modern healthcare is amazing. Hundreds of people, devices, and gigabytes of data are all harmonized to save lives and keep people healthy. Unfortunately, the very pieces that help keep us well provide a perfect hunting ground for threat actors.

Frost & Sullivan analysts investigated 70 market participants and recognized Trustwave as one of 15 Innovators in the field. The report noted that Trustwave’s Fusion platform allows clients to manage and view their cybersecurity status, and elite SpiderLabs are driving factors behind being honored.

The best way to understand the complexities of how to properly secure a modern supply chain is to ask the experts.

The typical life of a consultant working in the field of governance, risk and compliance is often not deeply technical, but we have to be aware of new technology and the risks it poses; this is very true when it comes to Cloud, and with the massive adoption of Cloud as the vast majority of organizations now use cloud services on some level.

One of the lesser-known but extremely important roles the Trustwave Fusion portal, known as the Fusion Security Testing Suite (STS) plays is as a conduit for our clients when running a penetration testing program.

Leadership and teamwork personally and professionally have long been a passion of mine, while we all interpret and digest the concepts differently, I usually find the strongest parallels in team sports.

So, how exactly does MailMarshal ensure an organization's email system is as locked down as possible?

Trustwave operates in an incredibly technical environment using some of the most advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to protect our clients from cyberattacks.

Trustwave team believed this was a suitable time to take a minute and review some of the watershed moments that had a major impact on cybersecurity between 2011 and 2021.

There is an underlying constant when it comes to creating a strong defense — the more layers of defense in place, the better. Sure, having a single stout wall in place might be strong enough to deter some attackers, but it is simply not enough to counter a foe determined to gain entry.

If you're reading this blog, there's a good chance you're familiar with the topic of data breaches; they regularly make the headlines and cause a lot of extra work for IT, security and other staff in affected companies who battle to identify, contain and eradicate the attack.

The Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solutions offered by security firms today are a far cry from those first deployed by vendors. To better understand how MDR has grown over the years and the changes Trustwave has implemented to stay ahead of the curve, we spoke with Trustwave's Jesse Emerson, Vice President, Solution Architecture & Engineering.

Trustwave Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is one of the most important cybersecurity offerings available in the market today, it’s also the reason why Trustwave is rolling out two new levels of service that will enable Trustwave and our business partners fortify the security posture of any business, regardless of size.

Trustwave has recreated the new Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service to deliver unmatched capabilities tailored to fit an organization regardless of size or budget.

2022 has been busy in the cyber world. While there were signals in 2021 with the increased in activity in threat actors targeting OT environments with ransomware, the conflict in Ukraine prompted many businesses to press harder in asking more questions about their own resilience with operational technologies (OT) and supply chain infrastructure.

SC Media and SC Media Europe have named Trustwave as a finalist for several awards to be announced this summer.

Most organizations employ mobile computing, which utilizes wireless communications for staff members to perform day-to-day tasks with more ease.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has heightened government and business awareness around the reality that nation-state cyber threats pose.

Email security is not a simple check-box item. The need to have a strong email security solution in place has never been greater. Email is ubiquitous, and the average employee receives so many emails on a daily basis that they often open and click on messages without giving a second thought to any potential problem they might pose.