Introducing: SOC as a Service
If your board asked what the potential impact of a security incident would be on your business — would your existing security operations model help you answer the question and give you the right evidence to support your response?
NTT Security’s Security Operations Center as a Service (SOCaaS) allows you to rapidly build and maintain an optimal security operations model just as you would if you had your own internal SOC.
About NTT Security
NTT Security is the center of excellence in security for NTT Group. With embedded security, we enable NTT Group companies (Dimension Data, NTT DATA and NTT Communications) to deliver resilient business solutions for clients’ digital transformation needs. NTT Security has 10 SOCs, seven R&D centers, over 1,500 security experts and handles hundreds of thousands of security incidents annually across six continents.
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Out now: Risk:Value 2019
This year’s Risk:Value report takes a look at the extent of progress organizations have made in their attitudes towards cybersecurity and their readiness to tackle cyber risk.
Are you ready for cyber insurance?
First, think carefully about the risk exposure of your organization and how you would respond should a breach occur.
What is deception technology?
Interest in deception technology is on the rise. Is it a fad, or the next leap forward in realizing malware-agnostic networks?
Managing the growing skills gap
With too many threats and not enough security professionals, the security skills gap is driving the march towards managed security services (MSS).
Securing Operational Technology
We all depend on the reliable functioning of our critical infrastructure. How can organizations better protect themselves against the threat of a serious breach?
Connected cars: security as an enabler for innovation?
A connected car is as vulnerable to attack as anything else connected to the internet, and will only ever be secure if it’s built with security in mind.
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