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On Trust and Transparency in Detection

Anton on Security

Some of us remember the early days of the network IDS intrusion detections systems were delivered without customers being able to see how the detections worked . The market spoke, and these vendors are all dead and buried by Snort and its descendants, who opened their detection signatures for both review and modification.

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What Lies Ahead for Cybersecurity in the Era of Generative AI?

IT Security Guru

Infiltrating various markets, it presents new and enhanced risks to this landscape. One of the primary markets touched by the evolving GenAI is cybersecurity. Cybersecurity Threats from Generative AI Cybersecurity has long been one of the most important aspects to pay attention to.

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How ITDR Could Have Helped Microsoft in the Midnight Blizzard Hack

Security Boulevard

Identity-based attacks are on the rise, but they can be prevented with the right identity threat detection and response (ITDR) measures. As winter crept in last year, so did identity threat actors. The post How ITDR Could Have Helped Microsoft in the Midnight Blizzard Hack appeared first on Rezonate.

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Security Resilience in APJC

Cisco Security

The following chart shows the proportion of organizations in each market within APJC that reported “excelling” in these four outcomes: Market-level comparison of reported success levels for security resilience outcomes. When we look at this, we can see the differences between the top six and bottom seven markets a bit more clearly.

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Cybersecurity For Gamers

IT Security Guru

With the UK and US gaming markets being amongst the largest and most lucrative, the need for gamers to understand cybersecurity has never been greater. Consider this: an account for a popular game may have in-game purchases worth hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars.

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The Evolution of SIEM: Where It’s Been and Where It is Going

CyberSecurity Insiders

SIEM enables security teams to detect and respond to threats, manage incident response, and minimize risks. Over the last 20+ years, the SIEM market has procured substantial growth within the technology industry. Today, SIEM accounts for approximately $4.4 Phase 2: Splunk entered the market, making search and access easy.

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Monitor Insider Threats but Build Trust First

Security Affairs

Insider Threats An insider threat refers to any time that someone with authorized access to any part of an organization’s networks, systems, devices, accounts, or assets uses that access to cause damage to the organization from within.