by Ron Samson | | Cybersecurity, Managed Security, Network Security
Cybersecurity tool sprawl is now an operations problem Security leaders rarely set out to build an unmanageable stack. Tool sprawl usually arrives through sensible decisions: a new EDR after an incident, a cloud scanner for a migration, a SIEM for compliance, an...
by Jim Samson | | Network Security
CrowdStrike EDR vs Traditional EDR Solutions: A Comprehensive Comparison Direct answer: CrowdStrike EDR is generally stronger than traditional EDR for organizations that need cloud-scale behavioral detection, fast containment, and lower endpoint overhead. Traditional...
by Jim Samson | | Network Security
The expectations organizations bring to EDR solution providers have shifted considerably. A few years ago, behavioral detection and automated response were differentiators. In 2026, they are the baseline. What separates strong providers from the rest has moved up the...
by Jim Samson | | Network Security
The way organizations monitor their networks has changed more in the past three years than in the previous decade. Hybrid infrastructure, cloud-native workloads, remote endpoints, and a threat landscape that weaponizes AI have collectively forced a fundamental...
by Jim Samson | | Network Security
Endpoint security is no longer optional—it’s the front line of every serious cybersecurity posture. As attacks grow more targeted and automated, the gap between organizations running a capable EDR product and those relying on legacy antivirus has never been...
by Jim Samson | | Network Security
In an era where digital operations are the lifeblood of every enterprise, the concept of a perimeter has fundamentally changed. We are no longer defending a single fortress; we are securing a sprawling, interconnected ecosystem that lives in the cloud, on employee...
