Mastercard plans to buy threat intelligence firm Recorded Future for $2.65 billion to enhance cyber resilience and offer greater protection and trust around digital transactions. The deal will enhance Mastercard's identity, fraud prevention services by helping businesses identify and mitigate risk.
Security leaders are grappling with the limitations of traditional SIEM systems in handling massive data volumes and emerging attack vectors. The need for a forward-thinking approach has never been more urgent, as organizations seek to transform how they manage, detect, and respond to threats in real...
The SIEM market is experiencing significant upheaval, with your go-to products being bought out, merged, or even dismantled. This wave of change might have you questioning the future landscape of your cybersecurity tools and whether your current security stack is still the best fit for your organization. In this...
In an era where cyber threats evolve at an unprecedented pace, AI emerges as the ultimate cybersecurity “Swiss Army Knife.” With AI, your security operations become proactively fortified, turning defenses into an intelligent, adaptive, and resilient force against the next generation of cyber attacks.
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In an era where cyber threats are increasingly complex and AI-driven, selecting the right SIEM solution is more critical than ever. The right SIEM can be the cornerstone of an effective cyber defense strategy. However, the decision-making process is layered with complexities, from evaluating your current technology...
Bryan Palma, CEO of Trellix, shares insights into the company's involvement in cybercrime takedowns and the integration of generative AI into the company's XDR platform. He discusses how Trellix Wise streamlines SOC processes and the company's focus on ransomware detection and data security.
Proactive threat hunting has transformed the cybersecurity focus from reacting to alerts to anticipating and preventing threats. Traditional threat hunting methods often overwhelm analysts with numerous alerts and telemetry data, said Robert O'Leary, senior solutions architect, Binalyze.
Cyber resilience has become more crucial than ever. Erwin Eimers, general manager, IT and cybersecurity and CIO/CISO of Sumitomo Chemical America, emphasized the importance of preparing for compromises and breaches, rather than just preventing them.
It's not just the critical cybersecurity vulnerabilities; it's the speed at which adversaries are attacking them. This is one of the key findings of Fortinet's new FortiGuard Labs Global Threat Landscape Report. Fortinet's Derek Manky shares takeaways and analysis.
Intel 471 bought a threat hunting startup led by a Raytheon and Swimlane leader to help clients more effectively address complex cyberthreats. Buying Cyborg Security will bring threat hunting and threat intelligence together to beef up security posture and take proactive measures against hackers.
Carbon Black won't be getting a new residence anytime soon after indications of interest in the organization fell short of Broadcom's expectations. The semiconductor giant had been looking to fetch $1 billion for the security firm - including debt - but offers at that dollar figure remained elusive.
Emerging artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies will help transform the job of threat hunting over the next few years by streamlining processes and driving innovation, predicted Rohit Shrivastava, vice president of cyber defensive operations with a multinational bank.
A threat hunting and exposure management startup led by ex-OneLogin CEO Brad Brooks received $75 million to invest in cloud and analytics and growing globally. Censys said the combined equity and debt funding will allow the company to offer a more complete look at the history of vulnerable data.
Since deception technology provides early warning of potential attacks by tricking hackers into accessing fake information, can AI tools such as ChatGPT be used to create more convincing lures? That's a question Xavier Bellekens, CEO of Lupovis, put to the test - with promising results.
The Defense Department's updated cyber strategy calls for disrupting malicious actors and boosting the cyber capabilities of U.S. allies to take on Chinese threats to critical infrastructure. Defense officials also plan to conduct defensive operations to protect the department's information network.
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