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From Alerts to Outcomes: How Managed XDR Changes the Security Equation

Why Efficient Security Calls for XDR Security programs rarely fail on tooling. Firewalls, endpoint agents, identity controls, and cloud monitoring are usually in place, each generating its own alerts in…

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The Accelerating Adversary: Why Human-speed Security Can’t Keep Up

There was a time when cybersecurity teams could think of response as a sequence: detect an alert, investigate what happened, decide whether it mattered, and then contain the threat before…

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TechSperience Episode 149 – Black Hat 2026 Unpacked: The Trends Reshaping Cybersecurity

The cybersecurity landscape is evolving faster than ever, and Black Hat 2026 offered a front-row seat to the trends shaping the future of security. In this episode, host Kim Coombes…

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Healthcare’s Next Cybersecurity Inflection Point: Preparing for Quantum Computing

A Solution Architect or one of Connection’s Principal Solution Sales Executives would be far better positioned to write a technical brief on AI, identity, and quantum computing. I am, admittedly,…

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How Connection Managed XDR Optimizes Healthcare Provider Security

Healthcare providers are high-value targets for attackers. A hospital can have more than a thousand endpoints, putting both the organization and its patients at risk. Connection’s Managed XDR gives providers…

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