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Threat Intelligence Should Drive Security Investment -Akamai
Most security teams read threat reports and move on. The problem is that a spike in DDoS attack duration, an anomalous API incident rate, or a DNS configuration gap does not trigger a portfolio review or a board conversation unless someone explicitly maps the data to a coverage decision. When that mapping does not happen, organizations carry risk they have not consciously chosen to accept. In this interview on TFiR, Steve Winterfeld, Advisory CI…
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Threat Intelligence Should Drive Security Investment -Akamai
Most security teams read threat reports and move on. The problem is that a spike in DDoS attack duration, an anomalous API incident rate, or a DNS configuration gap does not trigger a portfolio review or a board conversation unless someone explicitly maps the data to a coverage decision. When that mapping does not happen, organizations carry risk they have not consciously chosen to accept. In this interview on TFiR, Steve Winterfeld, Advisory CI…
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