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In 2017, Rapid7 launched the “Under the Hoodie” project to demystify the practice of penetration testing by surveying those who are in the field and conducting the investigations on what they most commonly see during client engagements. We have renewed this approach in 2018 to continue providing visibility into this often occult niche of information security.

Security organizations must rethink their vulnerability management programs. They need to monitor complex, dynamic computing environments, and respond in minutes or hours when issues are discovered—not days or weeks.

Public sector organizations face complex challenges managing their data. Technology is constantly moving forward, and with this forward motion come new data sources (the Internet of Things and sensor-enabled equipment, social network feeds, data warehouses, software-as-a-service, etc.) and data types (structured and unstructured, raw and processed).

Government agencies must be able to connect, collect, and curate data from a broad spectrum of connected yet disparate data sources – sensors, machines, geo-location devices, social feeds, server logs, and more.

A public power utility company, owned by the people of a large city in Massachusetts, provides reliable services at economical rates through teamwork, technology and innovation. The Board of Electric Commissioners and the employees are committed to safe operations, to excellent customer service and to the community they serve. Like most power companies, this Massachusetts based company uses a geographic information software (GIS) application for planning, building, monitoring, and managing their transmission networks.

This federal agency utilizes a mature hybrid cloud architecture to support its efforts as an innovative and independent agency. Many of these efforts focus on partnering internationally to promote economic growth, reduce poverty, and strengthen institutions. This requires a flexible and consistent development stream in their applications to deliver on its mission.

Fu Associates is a leading developer of information management and analysis systems. They pride themselves on providing quality services ranging from the design, development, and implementation of complex information systems to business process reengineering, policy analysis, and strategic planning. Their clients include public and private sector organizations in the elds of health care, aviation, labor, education, environment, agriculture, and defense.

This university is no small operation. With well over 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students from more than 130 countries, nearly 10,000 faculty and staff, 17 schools and colleges, and 250 fields of study, their three campuses are always humming, always in high gear. Cloud computing offers the university an opportunity to achieve significant improvements in functionality at the potential for reduced costs, especially as related to future capital cost avoidance.

Visibility into the security of your environment is crucial to your organization's success. When you can find the critical data that you need, and at the right time, you can glean a wealth of information to inform your next steps.

Nuix builds confidence into your eDiscovery process from the outset. The patented Nuix Engine processes all relevant evidence with unmatched speed and thoroughness. Our web-based workflow automation, collaboration, and analytics tools let you make early case assessments with all the facts at your fingertips.

Cases involving digital evidence can vary greatly in size and scope. The tools and techniques used for a relatively simple investigation will differ greatly from the resources employed to tackle a case featuring massive data volumes, a diversity of evidence and a large number of digital exhibits.

In this case study, a Federal Agency agency worked closely with Nuix to develop a solution that fit its unique needs.

Nuix workstation saves hours of processing time versus other similar pre-eDiscovery review tools.

Nuix has advocated for many years that investigators need to evolve beyond traditional forensic tools and workflows, so they can efficiently examine the contents of multiple evidence sources at once.