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State of Cybersecurity in Canada 2025: Key Insights for InfoSec Leaders

SecureWorld News

AI, a double-edged sword AI-driven cybersecurity tools enhance threat detection but also empower attackers with sophisticated social engineering, deepfake campaigns, and automated exploits. Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) is gaining traction to counter AI-enabled identity fraud.

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HYAS brings security threat detection, response to production networks

CSO Magazine

Bringing threat detection and response capabilities to production networks, cybersecurity company HYAS Infosec is set to release a new, specifically targeted security solution dubbed HYAS Confront.

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XDR: The Next Step in Threat Detection and Response

Security Boulevard

The post XDR: The Next Step in Threat Detection and Response appeared first on Security Boulevard. The Transparency Market Research team predicted that this market will increase at a CAGR of about 21% in the next decade, reported Help Net Security. If it happens, this growth will help the global EDR market surpass a valuation of $13.8

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DeepTempo Wins Global InfoSec Award for Advanced Threat Identification

Security Boulevard

DeepTempo empowers security teams with purpose-built deep learning to detect threats earlier, streamline SOC workflows, and boost overall cyber resilience. Our InfoSec Award follows successful collaborations with BNY through the Ascent Program and Snowflakes Native App Accelerator.

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BSides Huntsville 2021 – Andy Bryan’s ‘Threat Detection Across All Environments With SnowflakeData Security Lake’

Security Boulevard

Many thanks to BSides Huntsville 2021 for publishing their tremendous conference videos on the organization's YouTube channel; a great BSides, don't miss this 10-video infosec event.

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What Are You NOT Detecting?

Anton on Security

. #1 To me, it is very useful to think about what you do NOT want to detect (item 1), because I’d rather it be an explicit and intelligent (also, intelligence-driven) decision, not a byproduct of some broken security process or some, ahem, intern deciding it. Related posts: “Can We Have “Detection as Code”?”

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Why Taylor Swift Fans Should Work in Cybersecurity

SecureWorld News

These skills also happen to apply to information security (infosec) and cyber threat intelligence and research. You like a good mystery Swifties are investigators by nature, and threat actors almost always leave a trail of clues when they break into a system. And you'll leave your first infosec conference with an armful of them.