Month: November 2024

As we gather this Thanksgiving, we’re reminded of the values that drive us: connection, trust, and gratitude. This season, we want to take a moment to extend our deepest thanks to you—our valued customers, partners, and those we’ve had the privilege of meeting at conferences and events. Your trust in Léargas Security fuels our commitment to safeguarding what matters most. Together, we protect, support,

Eliminate Cloud Blind Spots and Strengthen Security with Léargas SecurityAs more organizations shift their workloads to the cloud, ensuring full visibility and control over their cloud environments becomes increasingly challenging. Security and compliance risks are higher than ever, especially with the growing complexity of multi-cloud infrastructures. One critical issue many organizations face is the lack of visibility into east-west traffic—the data moving between cloud-based

Electric Membership Cooperatives (EMCs) are the backbone of rural energy distribution, powering communities across the nation, especially in regions like rural North Carolina. However, many of these cooperatives are facing an unprecedented set of challenges—struggling with outdated equipment, understaffed teams, and limited budgets. On top of that, they are often reliant on overpriced vendors that further strain their resources. For EMCs, the stakes are

Cybersecurity isn’t just about protecting data; it’s about protecting people—ourselves included. At Léargas Security, we know firsthand the weight of constant threats, the ever-evolving landscape of cyber risks, and the toll it can take on the mental well-being of those in the trenches. That’s why we’re proud to have our own Patrick Kelley speaking at the ISC2 Saskatchewan Chapter event, focusing on Mental Health

“Cybersecurity is more than just tech; it’s about resilience and adaptability,” shares Patrick Kelley, CEO of Léargas Security, in a candid conversation with Dr. Deborah Heiser on the After 40 Podcast. Patrick’s path in cybersecurity—spanning over three decades—has been defined by a relentless commitment to safeguarding critical infrastructures and a deep respect for the psychological toll that comes with defending against constantly evolving threats.

Cybersecurity professionals operate in an environment where the stakes are high, the hours are long, and the demands are relentless. At Léargas Security, we understand that mental health in this field requires just as much attention as technical skills and knowledge. With cyber threats evolving and resources often stretched thin, burnout, imposter syndrome, and concentration issues have become common struggles for those in cybersecurity.