Leading Security Startup Recognized for its Collaborative Environment and Employee-First Culture. JASK, the provider of the industry’s first Autonomous Security Operations Center (ASOC) platform, today announced it…
Given the fragile nature of the geopolitical landscape, along with the increasingly sophisticated capabilities of nation states to launch cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and businesses alike, the question of cyberwar has never been more relevant.
Company selected by leading analyst firm for recent security operations market disruption and success in the cybersecurity technology industry
CNBC is shining the spotlight on four Austin-based companies as part of its Upstart 100, which seeks to bring attention to businesses that are “building brands and breaking industry barriers on the path to becoming tomorrow’s household names.”
Rod Soto, director of security research for cybersecurity firm Jask, said the online returns racket had become one of the fastest growing scams on the Internet.
Former IntSights, Hexadite, Carbonite, Bit9 and Kaspersky Lab Channel Leader is Setting Sights on a 100 Percent Channel Strategy for Rapidly-Growing Cybersecurity Startup
JASK has landed former Carbon Black channel chief Jessica Couto to grow the cybersecurity startup’s partner network internationally and attract different types of solution providers.
CNBC Recognizes Cybersecurity Company JASK as a Promising Startup on Path to Becoming a Household Name
Then there is the major no-no of allowing access to the storage sites to customers or third-parties where there is no control, says Rod Soto, director of security research at JASK.
Rod Soto, director of security research at JASK, said in emailed comments that poor security practices in the IoT space open the door to campaigns like this.
Austin cybersecurity startup JASK is reaping the benefits of Dell Technologies’ corporate capital venture arm, and other companies like it might soon have the same chance.
I would argue that today’s security operations center (SOC) teams are stuck in the 21st century digital equivalent of hand painting cars. To put it simply, enterprise SOC teams are burnt out from alert overload.
