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Protecting Endpoints in an Evolving Threat Landscape

Centraleyes

In the sprawling expanse of our digital metropolis, where users, applications, and systems engage in a constant movement between nodes, the Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) system has emerged. EDR is a category of tools designed to continuously monitor the intricate web of cyber threats on endpoints across a network.

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Understanding AI risks and how to secure using Zero Trust

CyberSecurity Insiders

For example, adversarial attacks that subtly manipulate the input data of an AI model to make it behave abnormally, all while circumventing detection. It is in this landscape that the Zero Trust security model of ‘Trust Nothing, Verify Everything’, stakes its claim as a potent counter to AI-based threats.

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SOC 2025: Detection/Analytics

Security Boulevard

Network security detection? As a security leader, what do you have to know about analytics and detection as you figure out how the SOC should evolve? First, it’s not about [analytics technique A] vs. [analytics technique B]. Defining the SOC “Platform”. Let’s examine how an evolved SOC handles detects ransomware?

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Content Is King: Creating and Maintaining SIEM Alert Rule Content

Security Boulevard

One of the core foundations of effective security monitoring, detection, and response (MDR) is having the right alert rule content. This allows your security operations center (SOC) and security teams to detect and respond to the vulnerabilities, threats, and attacks that are relevant to your environment.

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Selecting the right MSSP: Guidelines for making an objective decision

SecureList

Here are some of the most common security services provided by MSSPs: Security Monitoring 24/7 monitoring of the organization’s network, systems, and applications to identify potential security threats and anomalies; can be provided as an on-premises solution (when data must not leave the customer infrastructure) or as a service.

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Machine Learning in Cybersecurity Course – Part 2: Specific Applications and Challenges

NopSec

Spam detection, facial recognition, market segmentation, social network analysis, personalized product recommendations, self-driving cars – applications of machine learning (ML) are everywhere around us. Problem 1: Spam Detection Spam detection is one of the oldest problems in security. How big is the problem?

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Threat Hunting Frameworks and Methodologies: An Introductory Guide

CyberSecurity Insiders

Creating an effective threat hunting program is among the top priorities of security leaders looking to become more proactive and build active defenses. Why Employ a Formal Threat Hunting Framework? Some will add machine learning-aided anomaly detection to help them better understand baseline conditions in the environment.