Cribl has raised $150 million to drive the development of new features such as hosted versions of the company's technology. The company will build out separate tools for each piece of the observability process rather than forcing customers to purchase a bundle with features they don't care about.
How can teams eliminate analyst grunt work, resolve every security alert every day, and investigate and respond to security incidents faster than ever? - SOAR tool may provide solutions to these problems.
Security orchestration, or SOAR - Security Orchestration, Automation and Response, as it is known to some - is still an area in development, so there are misconceptions about its scope of use and effectiveness for a SOC team. Claudio Benavente discusses the top five security orchestration myths.
It’s no secret the cybersecurity industry is facing a major skills shortage. Security solutions — or otherwise — must be designed to enable you to be effective at your job, despite your (likely) limited resources. When evaluating modern SIEM solutions, look for the opportunities to empower your security team...
Ask a group of security analysts about the challenges of working in cybersecurity, and you’ll likely hear some common themes, like a high volume of security alerts, too many security point-products to manage, and a shortage of skilled cybersecurity talent. Considering these challenges, it’s no surprise that...
Managing your organization’s security alerts is a full-time job — whether you monitor only Network Security Devices (NSD), Endpoint, Identity, or (ideally) all of the above. Traditional Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) products may be exactly what is required for log management and the requirements...
SIEMs have become a victim of scope creep. Over the years, new capabilities,
edge requirements, and delivery models have resulted in a product that barely
resembles the original. The complexity of today’s SIEM is well documented
and well understood, a byproduct of this explosion in scope.
While the evolution of...
Keeping pace with cybercriminals, nation-states, and malicious insiders
requires behavioral context about every user and asset. Better understand
your risk and improve your security detection and response capabilities to
level the playing field against sophisticated adversaries.
This eBook will cover:
Why an...
As security organizations race to secure their businesses as they move to the cloud and embrace remote work, managed detection and response (MDR) is fast rising as a viable option. But a black-box approach that delivers basic detection and response alone is not enough. What are some key principles organizations need...
Change is afoot at Trellix, which is the new name of the cybersecurity software business formed from the merger of McAfee Enterprise and FireEye. CEO Bryan Palma says the extended detection and response - aka XDR - software imperative for his customers is to do more, but with fewer suppliers and management overhead.
It seems that every day we hear something about XDR along the benefits users are finding after deploying this technology. When investigating these solutions, MSSPs are finding that there are three different approaches vendors are taking to implement their XDR platforms – Native XDR, Open XDR and Hybrid XDR....
Alphabet's Google has purchased stand-alone security orchestration, automation and response vendor Siemplify for about $500 million in cash, to bolster the threat detection and response capabilities built into Google's Chronicle security analytics platform.
It’s been a tumultuous time when it comes to ransomware and breaches. Extended detection and response (XDR) has become the answer for security teams needing a simpler, more effective way to approach these cybersecurity concerns.
In this report, “Adapt Or Die: XDR Is On A Collision Course With SIEM And SOAR,”...
Learn about all of the latest in Security Analytics innovation coming in the newest release of Splunk Enterprise Security. We will do a deep dive and demos on the new capabilities and fresh interfaces.
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