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Empowering security excellence: The dynamic partnership between FreeDivision and IBM

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FreeDivision’s products and expertise distinctly stand out when conducting comprehensive security checks for clients. Its solution not only protects against threats, but also acts as a vigilant hunting tool. The response procedures use artificial intelligence to prevent human error and enable rapid response to threats.

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Utilizing AI to defend the Black Hat NOC

CIO Business Intelligence

This year’s Black Hat USA conference saw more than 907M threat events detected in real time, according to data collected by Palo Alto Networks. This is a staggering number that shows just how attractive the event is to threat actors – and artificial intelligence (AI) was a key driver in protecting against these attempts.

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XDR – A Game Changer for Cybersecurity

CIO Business Intelligence

In the last decade, we’ve seen a proliferation of threat detection and response tools, each trying to keep ahead of constantly evolving cyber threats. As siloed solutions, their data contains only a portion of the context needed to understand the threat landscape, leading to high-risk blind spots. Automated response.

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Leveraging MITRE ATT&CK: How Your Team Can Adopt This Essential Framework

CIO Business Intelligence

That’s a big problem, especially in today’s threat environment. . The organization has a fairly large security team, with a few dozen analysts in their security operations center (SOC) and a handful of threat intelligence analysts. Chief Product Officer at Anomali.

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What is the vulnerability management process?

IBM Big Data Hub

Every one of these assets plays a vital role in business operations—and any of them could contain vulnerabilities that threat actors can use to sow chaos. a bug in a web app that lets threat actors inject the system with malware —are a common type of vulnerability. Coding errors—e.g.,

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Rallying troops against cybercrime with QRadar SIEM

IBM Big Data Hub

The IBM Security® X-Force® Threat Intelligence Index 2023 revealed that Asia Pacific experienced the most attacks globally (31% of total incidents X Force responded to) for the second year in a row. This is creating more attack opportunities and vulnerabilities for businesses than ever before. billion at an impressive CAGR of 19.3%.

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Research shows extensive use of AI contains data breaches faster and saves significant costs

IBM Big Data Hub

Additionally, manual investigation of threats slows down their overall threat response times (80% of respondents), with 38% saying manual investigation slows them down “a lot.” Clearly, organizations today need new technologies and approaches to stay ahead of attackers and the latest threats.