Threat detection stories

To enhance vulnerability detection and response, Secureworks has completed the integration of threat intelligence feeds from Secureworks Counter Threat Unit into Secureworks Taegis VDR.>>

“The security needs of enterprise organisations are changing, as their employees demand to work from the devices and locations they want.">>

"By sharing threat intelligence and leveraging context based access controls, Zscaler and ServiceNow can reduce business risk, simplify compliance and improve work from anywhere user experience.”>>

Research finds that malicious emails spend an average of 83 hours in employees inboxes before being noticed.>>

Independent research firm Forrester has given Trend Micro the highest possible score in threat prevention.>>

Security teams must look for signs of malicious activity inside Microsoft environments to detect attacks in their early stages. This will contain threats before they turn into a data breaches.>>

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

"The focus of ThreatQ TDR Orchestrator is data, not process. In detection and response, what is learned when performing an action is far more important than the action itself.">>

Claroty and Yokogawa Engineering Asia have partnered to better serve organisations in Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.>>

"We see Active Directory exploitation used in the majority of ransomware, insider and advanced attacks. We are pleased to now offer our customers early and efficient solutions for preventing the misuse of Active Directory.”>>

Fuelling its momentum as a movement fast gaining traction, Gartner called XDR the number one trend CISOs should understand to strengthen security initiatives. >>

Kaspersky has recognised a worrying trend of cyber criminals targeting small and medium businesses (SMBs) in Southeast Asia (SEA), and has released a new offering in response. >>

“Our customers have significantly accelerated their digital transformation journeys during the pandemic, and this integration will help them better respond to threats.”>>

Kaspersky has combined three of its security solutions into one single offering, designed for medium businesses.>>

Gartner’s Market Guide for Network Detection and Response (NDR) has named ExtraHop as a Representative Vendor this year.>>

“We designed Remote Workforce Threat Detection to give our customers an easy way to highlight security problems specifically associated with a remote workforce.">>

We interview Attivo Networks a US-based technology vendor who focuses on threat detection and deception.>>

Attivo Networks and Shelde will work together to extend the reach of Attivo Networks’ cybersecurity solutions, which use deception technology to detect and misdirect in-network attacks. >>

These capabilities centre around Microsoft Threat Protection, Azure Sentinel, and Insider Risk Management.>>

ExtraHop has expects to 2020 to be hot on the heels of a bumper year in 2019, with US$150 million in bookings and more than 40% year-on-year growth under its belt.>>

UserInsight introduces suspicious activity reporting for end users, and HealthInsight brings customised, dynamic security best practice recommendations for administrators.>>

MVISION Insights will provide the analytics to enable organisations to recognise the threats they will need to take action against, and threats that could potentially impact them in the future.>>

DXC Connect has built out a major service offering focused on the ExtraHop suite of cloud-native network detection and response (NDR) solutions.>>

CrowdStrike’s AI-powered Threat Graph will integrate with Zscaler’s cloud security platform to provide customers with real-time threat detection and automated policy enforcement.>>