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Finding a Great Partner in CrowdStrike

Security Boulevard

Indeed, no technology can process the large amounts of data needed to accelerate threat detection and response better than AI. Just like CrowdStrike, we here at Salt enable rich context to detect attacks – in our case, of course, in API traffic.

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Anomali Appoints Cybersecurity Industry Leader Sean Foster as Chief Revenue Officer

CyberSecurity Insiders

“Anomali’s contribution to the XDR framework is significant and meaningful given our focus on Big Data as rooted in our core business of intelligence. We are helping customers correlate more than 190 trillion threats per second to optimize all their security solutions with a more refined and relevant response. Blog: [link].

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MSSP Focus: Three ways your SIEM (even NG-SIEM) is hurting your ability to grow

CyberSecurity Insiders

SIEMs are Data Hogs. Cybersecurity today is a data problem, scratch that, it’s a BIG BIG data problem. With our platform, you get: – The right automation, where you need it: Stellar Cyber’s goal is to make threat detection, investigation, and remediation as automated as possible.

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Microsoft’s Security Copilot Enters General Availability

Tech Republic Security

Microsoft’s AI chatbot and data aggregator is open for security business on April 1, with a new per-unit pricing model.

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Anomali Appoints Chris Peterson as Vice President of Global Channel and Technology Partnerships

CyberSecurity Insiders

At Anomali, he will lead channel and partner strategy as demand for our precision threat detection and comprehensive response solutions increases rapidly across the world. Detect LIVE Conference: [link]. Anomali is the leader in intelligence-driven extended detection and response (XDR) cybersecurity solutions.

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Why Your Security Data Lake Project Will … Well, Actually …

Anton on Security

Using the concept of a “data lake” where every team that needs the data can dip, apply schema at data read time (If needed) and solve a broad set of problems motivated them to explore big data approaches. However, we are not living in 2012 or 2018 anymore?—?we we are in 2022.

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

CyberSecurity Insiders

Splunk was founded in 2003 as essentially the first-ever flexible and powerful store and search engine for big data. It introduced indexing which can search any kind of raw data – from structured to unstructured – and quickly transformed the data into searchable events.

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