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What the Heck Is Open XDR?

“XDR is thrown around a lot, and there’s a lot of buzz around it,” ReliaQuest CEO Brian Murphy said in an interview with SDxCentral. “We are technology independent, and so we understand that our customers in the enterprise use a multitude of tools and technologies that do different things. Our job is to get them visibility across that spectrum.”

TechStrongTV: XDR – Brian Murphy, ReliaQuest

TechStrong TV sits down with Brian Murphy, CEO of ReliaQuest. Brian believes that XDR could have prevented SolarWinds from happening— watch the interview to learn why.

Security Intelligence: Accelerate Your Hybrid Cloud Journey With Security Confidence

Organizations are accelerating their move to cloud to drive business innovation and customer success. In a recent interview with Information Security Media Group, Joe Partlow, CTO of ReliaQuest, emphasizes that “most enterprises only have about 40% visibility into their entire enterprise, while at the same time 93% of enterprises have a cloud strategy.”

BankInfoSecurity: Rethinking Cybersecurity by Managing Complexity

Tool sprawl is a symptom, and complexity is cybersecurity’s chronic illness. In a video interview with Information Security Media Group as part of ISMG’s RSA Conference 2021 coverage, Ashok Sankar of ReliaQuest shares ways to manage this complexity and help organizations rethink how they deploy and measure their cybersecurity defenses.

TechTarget: Endpoint Security Strategy: Focus on Endpoints, Apps or Both?

Endpoint security strategy is a critical component of any enterprise cybersecurity program, but choosing which tools to use, which software to buy and which policies to enforce is quite the undertaking. Hear from ReliaQuest’s Joe Partlow on one approach organizations can take, such as containerization.

KGW8: Centennial School District Data Posted to Dark Web After Ransomware Attack

Multiple cyber security sources have confirmed it appears data from the Centennial School District has been posted on the dark web related to a ransomware attack.

“They have to identify the risks of that data if it was critical sensitive data or if it brought down a critical system, then they’d be more likely to pay the ransom. But if it’s 10 gigabytes of data that’s probably backed up somewhere else or if it’s easy to reproduce, they may not want to go and pay the ransom especially if they’re looking at $100,000 sometimes, even a million dollars for some of these ransoms,” said Westin.

Enterprise Security Tech: Security Pros Share The Anti-Ransomware Day Insights That You Need to Hear

May 12 marks the fourth anniversary of the infamous WannaCry attacks. The day has transformed into one of ransomware awareness, now dubbed as Anti-RansomwareDay by INTERPOL. Top cybersecurity experts, including ReliaQuest’s CTO, Joe Partlow, provided their insights on ransomware and share why ransomware preparedness has never been more critical. 

Tech Republic: Baseball and Cybersecurity Have More in Common Than You Think

It all began with an anomaly. McMains noticed that ballplayers looked exceptional in training, but during an actual game there would be quite a difference in their performance. McMains wanted to know why. That took him back to school, eventually obtaining a Master of Science in Psychology and a Master of Arts in Sport and Exercise Psychology. He then became a certified mental performance consultant.

SC Magazine: ‘Every day is game day:’ Sports psychology expert applies his skills to cybersecurity

“We’re all performers,” said McMains. “We all want to be our best every day. Nobody wakes up wanting to stink. But life is hard, and there are challenges, there are obstacles… and so we have built these strategies along the way that allow us to cope better and allow us to see situations a little differently, so we can respond better.”