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Frontier Forensics: Network Visibility, Segmentation and Forensics for ARMOR
Network forensics is being rearchitected for AI-scale environments. This piece lays out a vendor-diverse, federated data fabric: Gigamon for visibility, ExtraHop for forensics, Forescout for enforcement and Splunk for operations. This solution maps to the Infrastructure Security domain of WWT's ARMOR framework and previews where AMI metadata and the DPU substrate are taking the stack next.
End User Computing Nerd vs the Great Firewall of China
Traveling to China for the holidays, I circumvented the Great Firewall of China to stay connected to the West. What worked and what didn't? While personal VPNs failed, using international roaming, VDI and an enterprise browser proved effective. This journey highlighted the challenges and solutions for maintaining internet access to the West in a highly restricted environment.
InfoSecurity Europe 2022 Recap
Two WWT security experts share their key takeaways from InfoSec Europe — from the enhanced focus on the cloud and increased sophistication of attacks — and the ways we have to respond to threats and attacks — to WWT's station domination of Prince Regents.
Better AI, Not Less AI: The Case for Explainability in Security Operations
As organizations struggle with alert fatigue, traditional AI security tools fall short by operating as black boxes that offer verdicts without reasoning. Explainable AI (XAI) addresses this by showing analysts why decisions are made across triage, investigation, and response. The result is faster workflows, smarter detection and analysts who build real threat intuition.
2022 Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit Recap
WWT's Chris Konrad and Kent Noyes provide their key takeaways and notable insights from Gartner's annual Security & Risk Management Summit.
RSA Conference 2022 Recap
Four WWT security experts share their key takeaways from RSAC 2022.
Cloud Security: Announcements from Fal.con 2025
Crowdstrike continues to add new features to their platform, making Falcon Cloud Security a top contender when enterprises consider how they are going to secure their cloud investment, including AI applications in the cloud.
Onum, Pangea and the Path to the Agentic SOC: Highlights from Fal.Con 2025
AI is revolutionizing cybersecurity, transforming both attackers and defenders. At Fal.Con 2025, CrowdStrike unveiled its vision of an agentic SOC powered by intelligent agents and streaming pipelines. This shift towards AI-native security platforms aims to enhance collaboration, autonomy and governance, heralding a new era of intelligent, proactive security operations.
AWS re:Invent 2022 Recap
Our experts share their thoughts and excitement in the wake of this year's premier cloud computing event.
Beyond Alerts: The Next Generation of Managed Detection and Response
Next-generation managed detection and response (NGMDR) revolutionizes cybersecurity by integrating AI with human expertise, shifting from reactive to proactive defense. This hybrid model enhances threat detection, reduces response times and anticipates attacks, transforming security from a burden to a strategic enabler of resilience and innovation.
The State of Cloud Security: As Told by CrowdStrike
In 2025, CrowdStrike's Global Threat Report reveals cyber adversaries adopting business-like efficiency, especially in cloud environments. Scattered Spider, a notorious group, inspires others, leading to a surge in cloud intrusions. CrowdStrike's Falcon Cloud Security offers robust solutions, integrating threat detection and proactive measures to combat these evolving threats.
CrowdStrike's Fal.Con 2023 Key Takeaways
CrowdStrike's Fal.Con 2023 provided intriguing announcements about an upcoming acquisition, additional modules and key integrations that are moving CrowdStrike closer to a platform consolidation strategy. Here's a recap of this exciting event.