Exabeam news stories

No matter what approach or tool cybercriminals use to breach a network, they all have one thing in common: access.

The move opens up limitless data ingestion, speed, and scale opportunities for worldwide security teams in their ongoing fight against cybersecurity attacks.

It has been widely reported recently that South Australian government employees have been the victims of a cyberattack.

Exabeam has announced the results of a commissioned Total Economic Impact (TEI) study, which shows its Fusion SIEM offering has achieved a 245% return on investment (ROI).

As the modern world is beset by ever-more common and sophisticated cyber-attacks, the very tools focused on TDIR are ready to be laid to rest.

According to Exabeam president Ralph Pisani, the company’s cybersecurity and automation capabilities will assist with threat detection, investigation, and response.

DarkSide was the culprit behind the ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline, which saw the company to pay a $4.4 million ransom.

By implementing behavioural analytics and smart password practices, security teams can thwart credential-based attacks across the organisation.

The company says that the move allows Google Cloud customers to access Exabeam’s cloud-delivered cybersecurity products.

"The fact their sites are back online means they are, again, ready for business and have targets in mind."

Exabeam is cybersecurity and analytics solution provider, specialising in threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR).

Channel and sales leader Sean Abbott is excited. He’s the new Asia Pacific and China (APAC) director of channel and alliances for Exabeam, a company that is carving out a path to significant growth in the region.

The security vendor is on a major roll, with numerous announcements including a local distributor.

“The Fusion product launch is in line with our strategic direction to expand beyond SIEM and solve the industry's biggest SecOps challenges."

That the partnership addresses a market need for cloud-based security analytics on third-party logs sent to Snowflake.

Exabeam states that it is seeing ‘significant growth in demand’ for its SIEM solutions, with a total of four new regional hires in the region year to date.

Enables organisations to detect improper access of cloud storage objects and defend against threats to cloud-based data.

A robot revolution would create 97 million jobs worldwide but destroy almost as many.

According to the findings, 53% of respondents under 45 years old either agreed or strongly agreed that AI and ML are a threat to their job security, despite 89% of this demographic believing that it would improve their jobs.

The solution will give customers a fuller picture of their environment, and will leverage automated incident response to obstruct insider threat before data loss occurs.

"It is extremely encouraging that so many companies are regularly performing these tests to identify their weak spots and shore up their defences."

Cloud-based security tools are becoming increasingly popular following the rise in remote working during COVID-19, including a marked increase in businesses using such tools to protect of corporate financial information.

The programme will provide structure and support for multiple MSSP and MDR provider business models for its managed service practice.

Triples its team across the region and forms an exclusive partnership with Orca Tech in A/NZ as SIEM demand rises.