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There are two main reasons why supply chain attacks are on the increase. First, there is a general trend of companies outsourcing more critical business functions to external providers, and doing so often makes good business sense.
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Despite the considerable attention on generative AI, many of its current uses across security operations have taken the form of chatbots, which are helpful, but don’t significantly reduce the operational burden on analysts.
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Almost every week we add another workflow to our automation library. Our platform and copilot are helping people automate otherwise tedious tasks in security operations. Integrations between platforms traditionally involved security engineers writing custom code using application programming interfaces (APIs).
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In a sign of the growing importance of assessing the risks of artificial language to corporate assets, organizations are increasingly looking for job candidates with skills in machine learning and large language models to fill cybersecurity jobs. In ISACA’s 2024 State of Cybersecurity report, just under a quarter of respondents (24%) named LLM SecOps and…
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Security Operations Teams (SOCs) today are under attack by the very mechanisms meant to help them. A recent industry study revealed a few startling facts:
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A confluence of factors is driving the need for greater automation of security operations centers (SOCs). Primary among them are the growing sophistication of threats, the sheer volume of security-related data, the speed of threat propagation, a proliferation of security tools, and a critical shortage of staff with the necessary skills — a perennial problem…
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MalBot August 9, 2024, 9:10pm 1 Article Link: Black Hat: Optimizing SecOps with Integrated Toolsets and Advanced AI – ReliaQuest
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Fortinet announced on Monday updates to its OT security platform, providing customers with enhanced secure networking and security operations (SecOps) capabilities. The company also expanded its partnerships with OT vendors, reflecting Fortinet’s commitment to security for the growing cyber-physical systems (CPS) market and dedication to protecting critical infrastructure in verticals spanning energy, defense, water supply…
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Hacker Summer Camp (aka Black Hat USA 2024) is almost here, and it’s jam-packed once again with intriguing cybersecurity talks. With over 100 sessions to choose from over the span of just two days, leaders will need to take extra care in picking the talks that will resonate best with their security needs. That’s why…
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Identity security has become increasingly complex, presenting a formidable challenge for CISOs, security operations (SecOps), and identity and access management (IAM) teams worldwide. It’s not surprising then that a staggering 80% of today’s cyber attacks begin with compromised identities, making them everyone’s business as the most critical attack vector to protect.
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Increased demand for MDR and new products such as cyber resiliency assessments;; Adaptation of Arctic Wolf's service delivery to meet diverse customer …
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Cyber advisory and solutions company Optiv has launched its managed detection and response service, Optiv MDR, on the Google Security Operations (SecOps) platform, enabling organizations to rapidly detect and respond to emerging threats with managed threat detection and response capabilities. Cybersecurity remains a top concern for enterprises as they look to invest in technology tools…
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Logsign, a web server built on Python for Unified Security Operations (SecOps), has successfully addressed critical vulnerabilities that could potentially enable threat actors to gain full control over the system.
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Earlier this year, the Trend Micro Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) acquired several vulnerabilities in the Logsign Unified SecOps Platform. These were all reported to the ZDI by Mehmet INCE (@mdisec) from PRODAFT.com. According to Logsign’s website:
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Rapid7 Infuses Generative AI into the InsightPlatform to Supercharge SecOps and Augment MDR Services
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Last updated at Thu, 13 Jun 2024 13:00:00 GMT In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of threats is not just a goal—it’s a necessity. At Rapid7, we are pioneering the infusion of artificial intelligence (AI) into our platform and service offerings, transforming the way security operations centers (SOCs) around the globe operate. We’ve…
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As AI-powered cyber threats rise, security operations (SecOps) leaders are evolving their cybersecurity strategies and focusing more on preventative measures, according to a Deep Instinct report.
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Empowering SecOps in the cloud: enhancing threat detection with Wiz and Google Security Operations
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Security Operations Center (SecOps) teams detect, investigate, and respond to security threats across an organization’s IT systems using security operations platforms. As companies migrate more infrastructure to the cloud, addressing cloud-specific threats requires SecOps teams to have a deep understanding of cloud security issues and the context to investigate and respond to those issues effectively.…
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Organizations face critical cybersecurity decisions, such as establishing their own security operations center (SOC) or partnering with a managed security service provider (MSSP). Making the right choice is strategic. That choice can determine how effectively an organization can protect its digital assets from constant cyber threats. Every choice has pros and cons, depending on the…