5 tips for writing a cybersecurity policy that doesn’t suck
All good cybersecurity policies share some similar traits. Here are our pro tips for creating a solid policy for your own org.
Five things law firms can do now to improve their security for tomorrow
Relativity CSO Amanda Fennell shares the top five, easy-to-get-started things she sees forward-thinking law firms doing to improve their security.
The top five pitfalls to avoid when implementing SOAR
SOAR isn’t really about “orchestration and response.” It’s an engineering problem at its core. Here’s why.
This is how you should be thinking about cloud security
Your IT team isn’t racking and stacking servers like they used to, but cracking the cloud security code is easier than you think. Get our pro tips for doing just that.
Don’t blow it — 5 ways to make the most of the chance to revamp your security posture
If you’ve got a blank canvas with the opportunity to build a security program from scratch, here’s how to get started and make the most of your new program
NIST’s new framework: Riding the wave of re-imagining privacy
The NIST Privacy Framework will revolutionize how we think about privacy. Here’s how your org might use it.
How to get your security tool chest in order when you’re growing like crazy
Need to expand your security tool chest? Our CISO’s got some tips to consider when thinking about what tech to keep or buy.
12 ways to tell if your managed security provider won’t suck next year
How can you figure out if the quality of the service you’re about to sign up for will improve over time? Our COO Yanek Korff’s got some tips for making sure you choose a service that’ll last.
How to start a cybersecurity program (or restart one that lapsed)
If you're left holding the hot potato of a legacy lackluster security program, or are suddenly forced to protect your org and its data with less, here are a few quick steps to take to get cybersecurity efforts back on track.
Lessons learned from a CISO’s first 100 days
In this guest post, Amanda Fennell, CSO at Relativity reflects on what she’s learned.