Which of the following cyber attack vector poses the biggest threat to U.S.-based organizations today?
Ransomware58%
DDoS28%
BEC Attacks8%
Man-in-the-middle Attacks3%
Other
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Has anyone drafted an SOW for a cloud-based SIEM with setup, migration, and maintenance? I’m working on a FedRAMP-authorized SIEM SOW, migrating from on-prem Splunk, covering data, searches, alerts, dashboards, and models. Scope includes Environment Setup: Cloud provisioning, configuration, testing. Connectors/Parsers: Custom data source integration. Content Development: Rules, use cases, threat feeds. Performance Tuning: Query/index optimization. Runbooks: Operational procedures. Also required: 24x7 support, maintenance, lifecycle and application management, role-based training, and documentation. Must comply with NIST SP 800-53, CJIS, and FedRAMP Moderate+. Goal: Secure, scalable SIEM for rapid deployment. I may be missing elements, so suggestions are welcome. Please share redacted SOWs or tips if possible.
Which architectural paradigm is your organization currently embracing — or most aspires to adopt — as part of its strategic cybersecurity evolution (whether already implemented, on the roadmap, or aspirational if time and resources allowed)?
Please select the one that best reflects your organization’s current or aspirational direction.
SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) – Unifying network and security controls at the edge for a cloud-first enterprise
DCSA (Data-Centric Security Architecture) – Prioritizing protection that travels with the data wherever it resides or moves
ZTA (Zero Trust Architecture) – Operationalizing “never trust, always verify” across users, devices, and workloads
CSMA (Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture) – Federating security services through an integrated, composable design
Management/Configuration41%
Cost65%
Automation48%
Dev Skills22%
Other (share below!)
DDoS is on the rise in Q3? Surprised by this poll. Anyone care to provide insights?