Expel resources

Expel’s Anthony Randazzo and Exabeam’s Andrew Skrei talk about how you can gain visibility to determine what’s malicious and not - all while getting time back in your day.

Bruce Potter and Tyler Fornes chat about best practices to minimize BEC for your business.

Expel's Andrew Pritchett and Lacework's Chris Pedigo help make sense of the gigantic security signals from the clouds and chat about some best practices.

Mary Singh and Andrew Pritchett will walk through different ways to track data access in the cloud and share configuration tips.

Andrew Pritchett and Peter Silberman walk through GCP Service Accounts best practices.

Expel's Matt Peters and Peter Silberman walk through how to use AWS capabilities as part of your detection and response strategy.

Expel CTO Matt Peters talks to ISMG about the questions businesses should ask as they're evaluating MSSPs, and how MSSPs can be more proactive about making their customers more resilient.

Newsflash! The NIST Cybersecurity Framework was never intended to be something you could “do.” It’s supposed to be something you can “use.”

Cloud security today looks a lot like where “traditional” on-prem security was 10 or 15 years ago. Most people are still figuring it out. The first step in coming up with a strategy is understanding how it's different.

Oh Noes! is a role-playing game designed to help you and your organization become better prepared to respond to cybersecurity incidents.

Watch this recorded webinar to see how to piece together evidence from endpoint & network detection and response tools -- like CarbonBlack and ProtectWise -- to tell the complete story of an incident.

Listen in as Endgame and Expel chat about what an effective detection and response program looks like, key metrics to measure whether your program is effective, and how a managed endpoint detection and response program can help you.

Expel analysts get to use a lot of really cool network and endpoint technologies. In this video, we highlight some of our favorite investigative features of Darktrace.

Supply chain partners can be a weak link when it comes to security. Third-party assessments are a great way to manage that risk. But they can quickly become burdensome and create mountains of paperwork without necessarily improving security.