Cybersecurity - Garnet River

Jon Avery joins Garnet River as IT Systems Engineer

Michael Conlin2024-06-28T09:37:27-04:00

Garnet River LLC announced that Jon Avery has been appointed IT Systems Engineer and will support the continued growth of its IT Infrastructure and Security division

Jon Avery joins Garnet River as IT Systems EngineerMichael Conlin2024-06-28T09:37:27-04:00

Data, analytics, and cybersecurity are the legs of the modern technology stool

Michael Conlin2023-04-24T14:45:22-04:00

If you listen to organizational leaders across any industry, it’s not uncommon to hear them say: “We are a technology company that does banking…or health care…or manufacturing.” And it’s true. Technology is at the core of how most organizations operate, and data, analytics, and cybersecurity are the three legs that hold it up. When combined effectively, they create a powerful framework with numerous benefits, from improved decision making to improved efficiency and an enhanced customer experience.

Data, analytics, and cybersecurity are the legs of the modern technology stoolMichael Conlin2023-04-24T14:45:22-04:00

Four cybersecurity operations you can automate

Michael Conlin2023-02-14T12:06:03-05:00

Most CIOs expect their involvement in cybersecurity to increase over the course of 2023. Many use artificial intelligence applications for IT operations (AIOps) and security operations (SecOps) to continuously improve the security posture of their organizations. However, few of these tools enable end-to-end security operations automation, and teams are being stretched thin. Automation can support full-scale SOAR across a number of areas, including: identity lifecycle, threat detection and prevention, incident response, and audit and compliance.

Four cybersecurity operations you can automateMichael Conlin2023-02-14T12:06:03-05:00

Toxic data: You own it…unless you can prove you don’t

Michael Conlin2023-01-30T15:22:54-05:00

Data is a valued asset that can propel growth. How you collect and store it can create a risk profile you don’t fully understand—with potentially negative consequences. That’s why you need to assume you have toxic data until you can prove you can’t.

Toxic data: You own it…unless you can prove you don’tMichael Conlin2023-01-30T15:22:54-05:00

Remember the basics: Cybersecurity 101

Michael Conlin2022-12-06T12:47:09-05:00

As protecting data becomes more challenging and complex, with new tools being introduced to the market seemingly daily, three simple, core cybersecurity basics remain the best weapon to combat threats.

Remember the basics: Cybersecurity 101Michael Conlin2022-12-06T12:47:09-05:00