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Microsoft partners with Vectra to deliver Zero Trust security framework to provide analytics and mitigate threats emerging from distributed and hybrid-remote workforces.

Attackers intent on stealing personally identifiable information (PII) and protected health information (PHI) can easily exploit gaps in IT security policies and procedures to disrupt critical healthcare-delivery processes.

After obsessing for years over pushing the limits with AI to detect cyberattacker behavior, Vectra is proud to hold the most patents referenced in MITRE D3FEND.

There should be fresh scrutiny of SaaS subscription relationships, and the security policies of managed service providers; you’re only as secure as your provider.

Vectra is key contributor to new CEPS Report on the Technology, Governance and Policy Challenges of AI and Cybersecurity and supports Vectra’s mission to make the world a safer and fairer place.

A new remote code execution vulnerability in Windows Print Spooler, now known as CVE-2021-1675, or PrintNightmare can be exploited by attackers to take control of affected systems. Find out how to detect and stop this exploit with Vectra.

Vectra is honored to be named Cloud Security/SaaS Disruptor Company of the Year with a Gold Globee® Award in the Annual 2021 Awards.

The rapid shift to cloud-everything left users and apps vulnerable to security threats across all environments. Andras Cser from Forrester joined Joe Malenfant and Gokul Rajagopalan from Vectra to discuss cloud trends among organizations.

As SOC 1.0 remains the norm for many organizations, this way of doing things does have its challenges. See why more organizations are updating their approach in an effort to spot attacks faster while benefiting from a cost savings.