AI’s ability to handle large-scale data analysis and implement real-world recommendations makes it a potentially crucial tool for cybersecurity particularly in the context of over-stretched security teams. Read Full Article

Security information and event management (SIEM) tools offer a tried and tested way of achieving insight across even the most sprawling and complex environments.  Read Full Article

In the millions of campaigns conducted by attackers in the last 12 months, phishing emails and messages have provided a way in for the vast majority. Human behavior is unpatchable, and training takes time. Read Full Article

One thing is for sure about 2024: There has been no shortage of drama in the vendor landscape for cybersecurity teams. With four significant transactions and dozens of other smaller ones, the vendor landscape will no doubt look a lot different this time next year. Read Full Article

By now, everyone knows the SIEM market is experiencing a never-before-seen consolidation, causing many security teams to re-evaluate their current SIEM products. That said, no user base is taking the brunt of this chaos more than current IBM QRadar On-premises SIEM users.  Read Full Article

Having spent a significant amount of time in the SIEM industry, I’ve seen patterns and evolutions that define the landscape. One of the most notable changes has been the shift from traditional, monolithic SIEM deployments to more flexible, scalable solutions that allow organizations to adapt and grow without significant overhauls. Read Full Article

One of the challenges security teams face is managing the vast quantity of data required to identify threats effectively. While each new security control deployed brings new capabilities intended to improve security posture, it also brings with it another set of data to manage. Read Full Article