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Addressing 3 Failure Points of Multiregion Incident Response Expanding across cloud regions adds complexity and major headaches for your on-call teams. Here are three practical strategies for smoother handoffs. When organizations expand globally and deploy services across multiple cloud regions, managing incidents becomes exponentially more complex. In theory, multiregion incident response sounds great: Services span multiple geographic regions for resilience, on-call teams provide 24/7 coverage and redundancy is built into every layer. This strategy is considered a best practice for a reason, as it delivers uptime and performance. But even with best practices in place, multiregion operations introduce hidden costs. Multiregion architectures deliver resilience and performance benefits, but also introduce operational complexities that most organizations underestimate or ignore entirely. https://lnkd.in/e5uMbsHj Please follow Baljeet Singh for such content.  #DevSecOps, #SecureDevOps, #CyberSecurity, #SecurityAutomation, #CloudSecurity, #InfrastructureSecurity, #DevOpsSecurity, #ContinuousSecurity, #SecurityByDesign, #SecurityAsCode, #ApplicationSecurity, #ComplianceAutomation, #CloudSecurityPosture, #SecuringTheCloud, #SecurityDevOps, #RiskManagement, #SecureCode, #ThreatDetection, #SecurityTesting, #CyberResilience, #OracleRightNow, #OracleFieldServiceCloud, #MulesoftDeveloper, #CertifiedMulesoft, #ScrumMaster, #OracleB2B, #CloudSolutions, #DigitalTransformation, #EnterpriseArchitecture, #TechLeadership, #SolutionArchitect, #MulesoftIntegration, #AgileMethodology, #CloudComputing, #CyberSecuritySolutions, #ITConsulting, #B2BTech, #CloudIntegration, #TechInnovation

Addressing 3 Failure Points of Multiregion Incident Response Expanding across cloud regions adds complexity and major headaches for your on-call teams. Here are three practical strategies for smoother handoffs. When organizations expand globally and deploy services across multiple cloud regions, managing incidents becomes exponentially more complex. In theory, multiregion incident response sounds great: Services span multiple geographic regions for resilience, on-call teams provide 24/7 coverage and redundancy is built into every layer. This strategy is considered a best practice for a reason, as it delivers uptime and performance. But even with best practices in place, multiregion operations introduce hidden costs. Multiregion architectures deliver resilience and performance benefits, but also introduce operational complexities that most organizations underestimate or ignore entirely. https://lnkd.in/e73nQVm7 Please follow Divye Dwivedi for such content.  #DevSecOps,#SecureDevOps,#CyberSecurity,#SecurityAutomation,#CloudSecurity,#InfrastructureSecurity,#DevOpsSecurity,#ContinuousSecurity, #SecurityByDesign, #SecurityAsCode, #ApplicationSecurity,#ComplianceAutomation,#CloudSecurityPosture, #SecuringTheCloud,#AI4Security #DevOpsSecurity #IntelligentSecurity #AppSecurityTesting #CloudSecuritySolutions #ResilientAI #AdaptiveSecurity #SecurityFirst #AIDrivenSecurity #FullStackSecurity #ModernAppSecurity #SecurityInTheCloud #EmbeddedSecurity #SmartCyberDefense #ProactiveSecurity

🔒 New Forbes Contribution! I’m excited to share my latest contribution published with the Forbes Technology Council: 👉 “Smart Patching Strategies That Minimize Security Risk And Downtime” In this piece, I discuss how smart patch management, powered by analytics, automation, and continuous iteration, can reduce security risks and downtime by turning updates into a regular, integrated operational practice rather than disruptive, reactive events. 💡 I suggested introducing rotating “Patch Stewards” across teams: Each team takes a turn leading patch runs, documenting lessons learned, and passing them on. This approach builds organizational resilience, spreads knowledge, and makes patching a low-friction cultural habit rather than a burden. Many thanks to the Forbes Technology Council for the opportunity to contribute to such an important discussion about balancing security, stability, and business continuity. 📘 Read the full article on Forbes: https://lnkd.in/duUPiw2D #ForbesTechnologyCouncil #CyberSecurity #SmartPatching #Innovation #BusinessContinuity #CristianRandieri

PagerDuty launches ‘industry’s first end-to-end AI Agent Suite, slashing incident response times’ and ‘empowering teams to innovate https://lnkd.in/gpW8c-sT #CyberSecurity #InfoSec #Security #CISO #InformationSecurity

Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down and neither should incident response. In his latest article, Fraj Pari dives into the evolving challenges and future direction of incident response. The old playbook of linear, manual, and siloed actions simply doesn’t cut it anymore. Instead, we need: 🔁 Continuous response loops ⚙️ Seamless tool integrations 🧠 AI-driven decision support 🤝 Collaborative cross-functional operations The future of incident response lies in adaptability, automation, and intelligence—built to match the sophistication of modern threats. 🔗 Read Fraj's full perspective on how security leaders can prepare for what’s next: https://lnkd.in/eifKismj

Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down and neither should incident response. In his latest article, Fraj Pari dives into the evolving challenges and future direction of incident response. The old playbook of linear, manual, and siloed actions simply doesn’t cut it anymore. Instead, we need: 🔁 Continuous response loops ⚙️ Seamless tool integrations 🧠 AI-driven decision support 🤝 Collaborative cross-functional operations The future of incident response lies in adaptability, automation, and intelligence—built to match the sophistication of modern threats. 🔗 Read Fraj's full perspective on how security leaders can prepare for what’s next: https://lnkd.in/dCDEre2G

Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down and neither should incident response. In his latest article, Fraj Pari dives into the evolving challenges and future direction of incident response. The old playbook of linear, manual, and siloed actions simply doesn’t cut it anymore. Instead, we need: 🔁 Continuous response loops ⚙️ Seamless tool integrations 🧠 AI-driven decision support 🤝 Collaborative cross-functional operations The future of incident response lies in adaptability, automation, and intelligence—built to match the sophistication of modern threats. 🔗 Read Fraj's full perspective on how security leaders can prepare for what’s next: https://lnkd.in/gwa3uyQa

Visibility alone isn’t enough. Security teams need a way to turn exposure insights into action fast. That’s where RedSeal Workflow comes in. It helps organizations automate and orchestrate exposure management across hybrid environments, connecting directly with tools like ServiceNow, Jira, and Slack. In our latest blog, discover how RedSeal Workflow helps teams: ✅ Close exposures up to 60% faster ✅ Cut manual effort by 50–60% ✅ Reduce integration costs by 40–60% 🔗 Read the blog: https://bit.ly/3Lvi59N #CyberSecurity #ExposureManagement #CTEM #SecOps

Building a Secrets Management Roadmap for Enterprise Resilience Secrets management isn’t a one-time deployment — it’s a journey of maturity that evolves alongside your cloud, DevSecOps, and risk strategies. Too many organizations stop at “vault adoption” and never progress toward true operational resilience. Here’s how senior CyberSecurity leaders can build a roadmap that actually works: Establish a Governance Foundation Define ownership and accountability. Secrets management should be governed by a cross-functional team — security, DevOps, compliance, and audit — with clear KPIs for visibility and control. Centralize Wisely, Not Blindly Centralization must respect business realities. Use federation and automation to bridge hybrid and multi-cloud architectures without disrupting delivery pipelines. Automate the Secret Lifecycle Enforce rotation, expiration, and revocation automatically via CI/CD integrations and identity-based access controls. Manual rotation is where most breaches begin. Embed in Zero Trust and IAM Secrets are extensions of identity. Tie access to verified users, workloads, and policies — never static credentials. Integrate with SSO, MFA, and cloud-native identity platforms. Monitor and Measure Continuously Make secret hygiene a visible metric in executive dashboards and compliance reviews. If it can’t be measured, it can’t be managed. Reinforce the Culture Every engineer, developer, and manager must understand that a secret is not a convenience — it’s a liability until properly secured. The most resilient organizations succeed because they view secrets management not as a project, but as a cornerstone of secure digital transformation. #CyberSecurity #SecretsManagement #CISO #DevSecOps #ZeroTrust #CloudSecurity #RiskManagement #DigitalTransformation #Leadership

Why Leading Enterprises Are Rethinking Vulnerability Scoring? In many cybersecurity programs, the challenge isn’t running more scans or buying another tool. The real struggle lies in understanding what truly matters when thousands of vulnerabilities surface every week. Across the industry, I see large enterprises scanning tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of assets using Tenable. That scan data flows directly into ServiceNow, which serves as the CMDB and powers the Vulnerability Response module. Once the data lands in ServiceNow, every vulnerability is assessed using both Tenable’s VPR score and real world business context from the CMDB, things like asset criticality, ownership, and the business services they support. This turns a long list of findings into a prioritized plan of action. The Tenable → ServiceNow integration certainly simplifies the process, but even without deep automation, the core principle remains the same… not all assets are equal. A vulnerability on a Tier-1 application server can be far more damaging than the same vulnerability on a non critical endpoint. Grouping and classifying assets based on business value is what transforms security output into actual risk reduction. Too often, vulnerability management programs fail not because the tools are lacking, but because the underlying inventory is incomplete or inaccurate. Without a trustworthy CMDB, a clear, continuously updated map of what the enterprise actually owns, every risk score becomes a guess. And prioritization becomes a gamble. The most mature organizations are proving that effective vulnerability management doesn’t start with scanning, it starts with visibility. When technology, process discipline, and organizational support come together, cybersecurity shifts from chasing alerts… to protecting what truly matters. If you are still building your CMDB maturity, don’t have a ServiceNow instance, or lack major automations in your vulnerability processes we can help you get there. Feel free to reach out and we can guide you on adopting a scalable, risk driven approach that delivers measurable security outcomes. #CyberSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #ServiceNow #Tenable #RiskManagement #CyberRisk #CMDB #SecurityOperations #SecurityProgram #InfoSec #ThreatManagement #RiskReduction #Automation #CyberResilience #CISO