Cybercrime is always evolving, and as technology becomes more advanced, so too do the tactics employed by cybercriminals around the globe. … Today’s attackers often carry out attacks with the help of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, which can enhance both their sophistication and speed. Fortunately, cybercriminals are not the only ones utilizing automated …
Joint Threat Detection Solution is Part of Collaborative Partnership to Respond More Effectively to Cyber Threats Today, Attivo Networks®, an award-winning leader in deception for cybersecurity threat detection, announced an integration with IBM Security Resilient, the company’s security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) platform. This integration enables organizations to respond rapidly to detected threats by …
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Written by: Nick Palmer, Technical Director, Europe – For as long as I’ve been in security, the conversation has never been far away from the need for automation and the suggestion that only this can truly save us. Taking the prevailing notion that criminals and nation states are increasingly using machine learning and automation to attack their targets, there is real sense in this view. With a predicted estimate of 7 million new malware samples detected in 2019, and cybercrime set to cost businesses $2 trillion this year, clearly new strategies are needed.
