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Varonis Recognized as a Customers’ Choice for Data Security Posture Management for Third Consecutive Year
Varonis is the only vendor to be named a Customers' Choice for three consecutive years running. At Varonis, our customers are central to everything we do. That’s why we are exceptionally proud to have Varonis named as a Customers' Choice in the 2026 Gartner® Peer Insights "Voice of the Customer for Data Security Posture Management" (DSPM) for the third consecutive year.
Helping companies defend what attackers want most
Partner Content Athena AI, the new generative AI layer that spans across the entire Varonis Data Security Platform, redefines how security teams protect data - from visibility to action. Using natural language, customers can conduct in-depth investigations and analysis more efficiently, transforming users of all skill levels into formidable defenders. Why do defenders need generative AI?
Intelligence for the OSINT Curious
Recorded Future Blog By Zane Pokorny on July 8, 2019 Our guest today is Micah Hoffman. He’s principal consultant at Spotlight Infosec, and one of the founders of OSINTCurio.us, an online destination for enthusiasts and students of open source intelligence gathering and analysis techniques.
The Challenges of Authentication at Scale and Quantifying Risk
This week, we welcome back Levi Gundert, Recorded Future’s vice president of intelligence and risk. In a wide-ranging conversation, we discuss Insikt Group’s research into APT10, the challenges of authentication at scale, the importance of framing communication in terms of quantifying risk, and what it means to be an ethical hacker. Levi also shares the potential trends he’ll be following in the coming year. This is Recorded Future, inside threat intelligence for cybersecurity.
Dr. Johannes Ullrich and the SANS Internet Storm Center
The SANS Institute is a well-known and respected cooperative research and education organization. Since its founding in 1989, it’s worked with over 165,000 security professionals around the world, providing training and certification. It also provides free access to a huge library of research documents about information security, and it runs the Internet Storm Center, which it describes as the internet’s early warning system.
How a Large Airline Uses an All-in-One Solution to Better Detect Threats
When it comes to cybersecurity, airlines have a ton of information to protect — credit card numbers, names, dates of birth, passport information, flight details, and more. For this major airline, however, even more important than securing information and preventing breaches is protecting people’s lives. To track and understand potential threats, this airline employed several threat intelligence analysts, but with the amount of data they needed to research, they couldn’t risk things being missed.
3 Ways Threat Intelligence Saves Time and Money
When IT security teams already rely on a vast number of security systems — sometimes nearly two dozen — to keep their organizations secure, the thought of keeping up with yet another system, like a threat intelligence solution, might sound like a headache. But the reality is, organizations that know how to apply valuable insights from threat intelligence to their cybersecurity decision-making process are able to work faster and smarter.
Protecting the Brand, Products, and People at Perdue Farms
Perdue Farms is a major U.S. agricultural business, best known for its processing of chicken, turkey, and pork, and is one of the nation’s top providers of grain. Founded nearly a century ago as a “mom-and-pop” business with a small flock of chickens, today the company marks sales in excess of $6.5 billion a year and has over 20,000 employees.
Securing Your Firmware
These days, most of us have a pretty good handle on protecting the software our computers run from viruses and other types of malware. We’re careful about downloading and installing software from unknown, insecure sources, and run antivirus applications to help keep everything safe. But what about the system-level code that runs deep within the devices we rely on every day? What about the firmware? Our guest today is Terry Dunlap.
Why You Shouldn’t Wait to Implement Threat Intelligence
Threat intelligence is often perceived as being “out of reach” for the typical organization. Supposedly, unless you’re a large organization with big security budgets and highly experienced analysts, threat intelligence isn’t for you. Even the name doesn’t help. When you hear “threat intelligence,” it’s easy to imagine military-style bunkers full of bustling uniforms, incomprehensible codewords, and huge flat panel monitors on every wall. Fortunately, none of this is accurate.
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