Resource Center

Role of Humans and Technology in CyberSecurity

Steve Dyer, CTO of Respond Software, interviews Raffy Marty, VP, Corporate Strategy at Forcepoint on technology that exists today to help with cybersecurity, what’s worked and what hasn’t and how cybersecurity has changed over the years. Learn how technology providers like Respond can help companies adapt!

A Practical Guide to Transforming Security Operations

Chris Calvert, co-founder of Respond Software and Fred Thiele, Chief Information Security Officer of Velocity and Advisory Board member to Respond Software discuss how security operations teams need to adapt to the growing number and complexity of security attacks. Thiele discusses how he’s transformed security operations teams in his current role and in his previous roles in the banking and consulting industries. Additionally, the changing role of security analysts and how to effectively select and deploy new technologies.

Building Security Expertise Into a Virtual Analyst

Chris Calvert, co-founder of Respond Software, discusses why Respond Software was started with host Alex Wood from Colorado=Security. Chris and Alex worked with each other at IBM back in the day when security was simpler. Today, the number of cybersecurity attacks has grown exponentially and the types of attacks has become more complex. Learn how technology innovations coupled with decades of security experience can to protect your business now.

The 3 C’s of Modern Security Operations – Coverage, Context, and Cost

Join Chris Calvert, VP Product Strategy and Steven Wimmer, Sr. Technical Account Manager as they discuss the importance of context in security operations decision-making and how clues may be hiding in your security data. Using data from recent customer deployments, you will see how two organizations improved their analysis coverage and reduced cost by replacing their current MSSP relationship.

A Lifeline for Small Security Teams: Autonomous Security Analysis

Can virtual analysts save security teams from drowning in a sea of event data? Listen to our webinar to see how the Respond Analyst uses its superpowers to analyze network and endpoint data and piece together clues that indicate an actual security situation is occurring. Using real customer examples, you will see how the Respond Analyst is a lifeline for under-resourced security teams delivering vetted, documented security situations for response, rather than monitoring individual events and chasing false-positives.

3 Ways to Get More Value from ArcSight with the Respond Analyst

Security teams are challenged with the time-consuming task of console monitoring and creating content to keep up with new types of threats and alerts. Get more value from your ArcSight deployment by automating repetitive tasks and freeing up security analysts to hunt and investigate actual threats. Respond Analyst is an AI-based expert system that works with ArcSight to automatically evaluate, scope, and prioritize events. Using a patent-pending Probabilistic Graphical Optimization (PGO™) technology that goes beyond rules-based algorithms, the Respond Analyst delivers more accurate, consistent, and scalable results to help you get more value from your ArcSight deployment.

Voice of the Analyst Research Study

In the security world, the bad guys and their malicious activities are frequently the center of attention. We think it’s time to shed some light on the good guys–the Security Analysts—and what a day in the life is like for them. The 2017 Cyentia “Voice of the Analyst Study” is the first report to give the security analyst a collective voice that reveals new insights about their jobs and how this might affect a security operations center. Security analysts are our most critical resource, and often one of the organization’s largest operational costs. While these analysts are on the front line of cyber defense, it may be unclear how they spend their time and how they view their role. Join Wade Baker, Cyentia Institute Founder and Chris Calvert, VP Product Strategy and Co-Founder, Respond Software as they share the surprising results of the survey, including security analysts’ opinions about catching the bad guys and what needs to change in their work environment so they can be more effective in their role.