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The cybersecurity industry is experiencing significant shifts in 2024. LogRhythm’s State of the Security Team global research reveals a whopping 95% of organizations have adjusted their security strategy this year. These changes are primarily driven by artificial intelligence (AI), regulatory shifts, customer expectations regarding data protection and privacy, and evolving cyberthreats. As organizations progress through 2024 and beyond, alignment with...

The output of a security and information event management (SIEM) platform is only as good as the data that is feeding into it. “Garbage in, garbage out,” as they say. Clean and contextualized data is the foundation of accurate security analytics and seamless incident response, so we are focused on ensuring that our automated source onboarding and AI-driven enrichment...

Behind every LogRhythm product release, our team puts customers at the very core. That’s part of our commitment to you every 90 days. In our ninth consecutive quarterly release, we’ve opened LogRhythm SIEM to allow any JSON agent that supports the Lumberjack protocol to send data into LogRhythm. LogRhythm 7.17 expands log source collection capabilities to ingest third-party log...

When it comes to log sources, LogRhythm recognizes there are limitless options. After all, more than 30,000 Softwares as a Service (SaaS) companies exist around the globe. While we can’t keep up with every SaaS tool in the market, LogRhythm is taking log source collection to the next level. With the release of LogRhythm 7.17, we’ve opened our approach to...

When we look at the general security posture of Let’s Encrypt, one of the things that worries us most is how much of the operating system and network infrastructure is written in unsafe languages like C and C++. The CA software itself is written in memory safe Golang, but from our server operating systems to our network equipment, lack...

Advancement and continued learning are top of mind for employees. We asked three Elastician engineers who have advanced their careers at Elastic for their top tips. Read them here. - Read more

Let’s Encrypt is proud to have been partnering with the Center for Information Technology Policy team at Princeton University since 2018 to bolster defenses against Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) attacks. We’re thrilled to continue this partnership thanks to renewed funding from the Open Technology Fund. “Let’s Encrypt has played a pivotal role in driving our research around protecting against BGP...

Since March 2023, Let’s Encrypt has been improving our resiliency and reliability via ACME Renewal Information (ARI). ARI makes it possible for our Subscribers to handle certificate revocation and renewal easily and automatically. A primary benefit of ARI is that it sets Subscribers up for success in terms of ideal renewal times in the event that Let’s Encrypt offers...

Darryl’s family has a long history of military service and Darryl himself has always supported the public sector — his career has taken him to various private and public enterprises within a public sector team. - Read more

Following our previous post on the foundational benefits of ACME Renewal Information (ARI), this one offers a detailed technical guide for incorporating ARI into existing ACME clients. Since its introduction in March 2023, ARI has significantly enhanced the resiliency and reliability of certificate revocation and renewal for a growing number of Subscribers. To extend these benefits to an even broader...