The ability to send and receive files of up to 2GB with Mimecast Large File Send, removing large traffic from the email system, without requiring a separate file-sharing service.
USE OPEN APIs AND KNOWN THREAT PATTERNS. Threat intelligence may be more accessible that you think. The most effective organizations know how to fuse the data they have in-house with the open APIs in different technology solutions to produce meaningful intelligence. Your own operations are likely the best place to start: This could be mining internal information that your security and operations teams have from experiences with previous vulnerabilities, malware incidents and data breaches. If properly documented, this information can provide you with meaningful content on how your enterprise networks were compromised, and if there were any recurring methodologies that worked against your deployed security program. “This internal information, for most organizations, will probably be collected in some type of log management system or SIEM platform. If this information on incidents can be collected and used to properly document a history of attack paths, malware, vulnerabilities, and other patterns, it can provide invaluable insight into security gaps that can be remediated or help the company identify business processes or legacy issues that need to be addressed to prevent further compromise,” said Hayslip.