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GUEST ESSAY: How SIEMS, UEBAs fall short in today’s turbulent threat landscape

The Last Watchdog

Each new cyber attack is more sophisticated than the last, leaving traditional security measures unable to spot the next threat. Security analysts need the ability to view attacks as they unfold by enriching data collected from across the business with contextual and behavioral insights. Active learning. Enterprise scale.

CISO 140
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Top MDR Services for 2021

eSecurity Planet

Despite the similarity in name to endpoint detection and response (EDR) technology, MDR providers are more like general managed security service providers (MSSPs) , operating on all layers of an organization’s infrastructure, including the network, endpoints, applications and other IT resources. Secureworks. for $50 million.

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Decoupled SIEM: Brilliant or Stupid?

Anton on Security

The second part of the answer would be to outline the type of an organization that would very much prefer the decoupled SIEM where the best collection and modern storage somehow harmoniously work with the best threat detection and response content. (B)

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SOC Technology Failures?—?Do They Matter?

Anton on Security

Hence this blog was born. Data collection failures still plague many SOCs. Now, again, one can also blame this on people and processes (especially, those people in IT who just didn’t give us the data). BTW, if somebody wakes me up at 3:00 a.m. I would name the loss of executive commitment. Yes, DIY SOC tools fail as well.

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Drawing the RedLine – Insider Threats in Cybersecurity

Security Boulevard

RedLine is a malware service available for purchase on underground forums that specifically targets the theft of sensitive information: passwords, credit cards, execution environment data, computer name, installed software, and more recently, cryptocurrency wallets and related files. Data collection from FTP clients, IM clients.

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SOC Technology Failures?—?Do They Matter?

Security Boulevard

Hence this blog was born. Data collection failures still plague many SOCs. Now, again, one can also blame this on people and processes (especially, those people in IT who just didn’t give us the data). BTW, if somebody wakes me up at 3:00 a.m. I would name the loss of executive commitment. Yes, DIY SOC tools fail as well.