Comparisons of security tools, free ones first, based on vendor documentation, licences and published limits.
A WAF won't fix this autumn's PHP, Java, WordPress or Atlassian flaws, but it can buy time while you patch. What ten major WAF vendors have published for each, where they're silent, and where a WAF can't help at all.
Most attacks that stop a plant start in IT. What the data says about IT-to-OT pivots and purely OT attacks, whether the Purdue model is Over The Top, and whether Nozomi, Claroty and rivals are worth the money.
The year's big security deals, scored: what each did to the buyer's share price, what it means for licence bills, and whether it makes sense. Cisco and Splunk get the long treatment, with Broadcom and VMware as the licensing warning.
Ignite opens on 17 November. What Microsoft has confirmed about Agent 365, including its free tier, what 'Citadel' actually is, and how Microsoft compares with its rivals' agent-security buying spree.
A documentation-based comparison of Wazuh, Elastic Security on Basic and Security Onion: licences, hardware, what is free, and which will alert you at 3am.
