NIS2 is a new European Union cybersecurity Directive that goes into effect in 2024. Learn the importance of this new regulation and get ideas for how to prepare your cybersecurity plan.

With so many simultaneous events going on, heightened awareness in response to state actors, US President Biden’s cybersecurity call-to-action, and the Microsoft Event, all of us need to remain aware and vigilant as supply chain attacks continue. We highly recommend taking a proactive approach to secure your environment with a defense-in-depth strategy and appropriate monitoring.

If you're considering a FedRAMP authorized solution these best practices can help. Learn from HackerOne and Sumo Logic why cloud migration is a unique challenge for federal agencies.

The tectonic shift happening within the public sector is seeing more and more federal organizations transitioning from legacy, on-premises systems to more scalable and secure cloud-based architectures. Sumo Logic’s cloud-first approach is a perfect fit for this so we’re excited to announce Sumo Logic has been prioritized by FedRAMP to work with the Joint Authorization Board (JAB) to achieve a Provisional Authority to Operate (P-ATO).

My role as a Chief Security Officer (CSO) has dramatically changed as we work to understand and adapt to COVID-19. It’s hard to believe that just a few weeks ago, my mind was focused on things such as FedRamp and the California Privacy Act (CCPA), now the majority of my time is focused on ensuring our employees safety and productivity, so they can continue to deliver products and support our customers and partners.

As we continue to adopt a digital-first mentality globally, there’s a massive shift to the cloud happening within federal agencies. While the sector has traditionally been slower to adopt new technologies, these agencies are understanding the urgent need to transition from legacy on-premise systems to more scalable and secure, cloud-based architectures.

Every time I go to NYC I get a sudden surge of energy along with some edginess. During my first meeting ever in NYC I had a guy tell me, “You have 15 bleep bleep and bleep minutes to show me some value or your bleep is out the door.” I love this attitude because you know EXACTLY where you stand. The city that never sleeps sets the tone and pecking order when it comes to trends. I say usually because for the last two or three years, the good people of NYC have seemed a bit behind in technology and cloud services.