Cybersecurity has dominated the headlines lately. From hacking to nation-state disinformation to the challenges of SolarWinds, it is not a quiet time in the industry. But what is behind the headlines?

Join Barry Hensley, Secureworks’ Chief Threat Intelligence Officer and Melissa Hathaway, President of Hathaway Global Strategies and a former cybersecurity advisor to Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, as they walk through how the tools and techniques behind the stories will impact us all in the year to come.

New techniques will be leveraged, but that doesn’t mean old adversaries like ransomware won’t still be front and center. The temptation in 2021 may be to overlook the basics because they seem easy—but we know they are not. Barry and Melissa will give insights and share actionable measures you need to take now in order to outpace and outmaneuver adversaries all year long.

Don’t wait to take actions you need to demonstrate the business value of cybersecurity and to keep your essential digital assets secure. Start this episode of The Cybersecurity Advantage podcast now and let Barry and Melissa give you invaluable insights into cyber challenges in the year ahead.

Want to hear more from Barry and Melissa? Listen to their previous Cybersecurity Advantage podcast episode (S1: E4) on Rapid Digital Transformation and check out Barry’s blog that boldly states why Identity is the New Perimeter.

The right tools and techniques matter. If you need to rebuild your deck, but all you have is a screwdriver and zero carpentry skill, you can struggle through mistakes and long hours—or you can call a professional with the right tools and techniques to get the job done efficiently and effectively.

The same is true in the ongoing fight against cyber adversaries. According to Keith Jarvis, Secureworks’ Senior Security Researcher and Lead for Cybercrime, and Ryan Cobb, Secureworks’ Senior Information Security Researcher and threat hunter, evolving your tools and hunting techniques are critical steps in the race against cybercrime.

You can’t afford not to prepare for the No. 1 threat to organizations today: ransomware. It doesn’t discriminate and the threat actors behind these actions are raising the stakes by publishing more names and more data, while expanding their repertoire of tools and techniques. Join Secureworks’ Director of Intelligence, Mike McLellan, as he shows you why ransomware must be on every security professional’s radar.

Don’t Wait for Them to Find You: What You Need to Know Today About Nation-State Threat Actors

Hostile state actors are tracking the events of the world and making their moves and using disinformation as a tool of modern statecraft. What does this mean for Threat Intelligence practitioners as they try to stay one step ahead?

Join Secureworks’ Rafe Pilling, Senior Security Researcher and Lead for Iran and North Korea, and Tony Adams, Senior Security Researcher and Lead for Russia, as they give their expert insight into how current events are evolving the threat landscape and what you need to do today and tomorrow to keep your assets safe from countries with dangerous agendas.

Maureen Perrelli, Secureworks' Chief Channel Officer, invites partners to help Secureworks create explosive growth in the availability of cybersecurity to enable a more secure future.

Join cybersecurity visionaries Melissa Hathaway—cyber advisor to multiple White House administrations—and Barry Hensley, Secureworks’ Chief Threat Intelligence Officer, for an in-depth and challenging breakdown of the importance of securing technologies and workforces around the globe.

In this podcast, Hensley explains the tactics threat actors use to take advantage during times of crisis and identifies simple ways to detect common cyber threats.

In this podcast, our Chief Security Officer Ken Deitz shares how he is leading this very strategy at Secureworks, and also shares advice for how other organizations can do the same.

In the first podcast of a new series, Secureworks CEO Mike Cote talks about navigating the changes we’re all facing during the COVID-19 pandemic.