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Log Loss Lament: How Cybercrime Thrives on Your Neglected Cybersecurity Gym Membership
Like gym memberships rarely used, 42% of businesses are neglecting adequate logging measures importance. Sophos reveals they can’t analyze security incidents, leaving cybercrime mysteries unsolved. Cybercriminals, acting as log-wiping lumberjacks, or internal cover-ups, could be behind this. The plot thickens when logging becomes the unsung…
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It seems that many organizations are treating their logging measures like their gym memberships - they've signed up, but aren't really using them. Sophos reported that a whopping 42% didn't have the necessary telemetry logs to analyze a security event. It's like trying to solve a murder mystery without any clues. And the culprits? Cybercriminals, of course, who are wiping out logs faster than an angry lumberjack. The absence of logs can also indicate a cover-up by the organization itself. Now, that's a plot twist!Already a member? Log in here