There are many customs and traditions that define ringing in the new year. New Year’s Eve parties, watching the ball drop over Times Square in New York, toasting with champagne at the stroke of midnight, singing Auld Lang Syne…and college football. It’s Bowl Season, baby!
Cybersecurity leaders Banyax, Deloitte, and ReliaQuest latest members to join XDR Alliance to augment API integration expertise
The Great Resignation is adding strain on the already tight security industry labor shortage. In turn, it’s leaving companies vulnerable with limited bandwidth, even more burnt out teams and tool sprawl – with the majority of organizations having one staff member managing more than four tools.
ReliaQuest made two significant announcements Wednesday morning as it evolves its automation capabilities: the launch of its GreyMatter Intelligent Analysis tool and completing its $160 million purchase of Digital Shadows.
Fighting organized crime online might seem like a logical extension for law enforcement, but, in fact, it is not all that straight forward. Michael McPherson is someone with 25 years in the FBI, who has transitioned out to the corporate world, and can best describe the experiences on both sides of fighting cybercrime.
ReliaQuest, a force multiplier of security operations, today announced that it has joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA).
ReliaQuest’s agreement to become the title sponsor of Tampa’s annual New Year’s Day bowl game “carries significant weight for the company and for a bowl game reeling from Outback’s decision to cut its contract short,” according to Henry Queen of the TAMPA BAY BUSINESS JOURNAL.
Bowl officials announced the four-year agreement with the local cybersecurity company Thursday afternoon during a ceremony at the downtown Marriott Water Street.
The CEO says the move will help bolster the awareness of the company and the cybersecurity industry as a whole across the nation.
The Outback Bowl has officially been given a new name, and no, it’s not the “Tampa Bay Bowl” as first expected.
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