AristotleInsight Resources

FFIEC SOLUTION MATRIX

Find out what the FFIEC requires for technology compliance, what each requirement means, and how an automated solution can help improve the process. Also, learn how AristotleInsight helps to streamline the process of maintaining FFIEC regulatory compliance.

EXPLAINING VULNERABILITY & RISK METRICS

Measuring an organization’s vulnerability and risk posture requires a process and the proper tools to aid in that process. Learn how you can make sense of your vulnerability & risk metrics and present them to management by implementing a vulnerability process.

CASE STUDY: A.L.M HOLDING COMPANY

An in-depth interview with Bob White, CISM, VP, and CIO of A.L.M Holding Company reveals that continuous monitoring, little to no burden on the network, and easy to understand, prioritized reporting top list for CISOs and CIOs. This case study highlights how White has used AristotleInsight to improve his network visibility, understanding of company IT needs, and ultimately the company’s security posture.

NIST SOLUTION MATRIX

Find out what the NIST requires for technology compliance, what each requirement means, and how an automated solution can help improve the process. Also, learn how AristotleInsight helps to streamline the process of maintaining NIST regulatory compliance.

CJIS SOLUTION MATRIX

Find out what the CJIS framework requires for technology compliance, what each requirement means, and how an automated solution can help improve the process. Also, learn how AristotleInsight helps to streamline the process of maintaining CJIS regulatory compliance.

CASE STUDY: PEOPLES BANCORP

An in-depth interview with Neil Daniell, Information Security Specialist of Peoples Bancorp shows how he used AristotleInsight to rise about the noise of the cybersecurity industry. This case study highlights how Daniell has used AristotleInsight to improve his network visibility, reduce the noise of the cyber security market and his tool suite, and ultimately strengthen the company’s security posture.

WARNING SIGNS FOR MANAGING CYBER SECURITY

Over 20 years ago, the NSA attacked the DoD as an exercise to test their security measures. From this exercise, three recommendations were made: Configuration Management, Patching Vulnerabilities, and the Implementation of Controls. Having the Reliable, Consistent, and Usable data for these functions allows you to spot the warning signs that your processes may need improvement.