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AI-Based SOCs: Smarter, Faster, and More Secure (Part 2)
In the 2nd part to our previous post, which reviewed the limitations of traditional Security Operations Centers (SOCs), the rise of AI-powered SOCs, and their key components, we’ll cover the practical impact of AI-driven SOCs and Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solutions. By integrating multiple AI and machine learning (ML) models, these forward-thinking solutions bolster…
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AI-Based SOCs: Smarter, Faster, and More Secure (Part 1)
Steam engines, electricity, airplanes, the Internet – what do these things have in common? Each invention was born out of a necessity to address some of humanity’s most tedious activities and pressing challenges. This cycle of creation has never stopped, and each time society faces an unprecedented problem, innovators rise to the occasion and develop…
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Lateral Movement: The Silent Threat and How to Combat It Effectively
In December 2020, one headline dominated cybersecurity news: SolarWinds had been the target of a massive cyberattack. The story began over a year earlier (September 2019) when state-sponsored Russian hackers gained unauthorized access to SolarWinds’ network and inserted malicious code into SolarWinds’ Orion software. In February 2020, SolarWinds released the infected software as an update,…
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The Operational Advantages of MDR with Security Data Lakes
Learn why organizations are choosing MDR solutions with built-in Security Data Lakes to streamline incident response and reduce cybersecurity costs.
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The Evolution of SecOps: The Essential Components of MDR
As threat actors launch more sophisticated and AI-enhanced attacks, traditional preventative measures alone are falling short. Adequately protecting an intricate web of modern infrastructure — a blend of on-premise and cloud-based systems, numerous mobile devices, and many applications — while navigating increasingly stringent compliance regulations demands a more proactive and holistic approach. Plenty of cybersecurity…
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Beyond Patch Management: The Hidden Danger of Network Scans
Police officers, during a blackout, often check if a neighborhood has regained power by spotting the faint glow of doorbells. This tiny beacon of light, even in an empty house, indicates the restoration of electricity. Similarly, criminals employ surprisingly simplistic methods to identify potential targets. For instance, car thieves casually traverse streets, subtly lifting car…