Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) stories - Page 2

Despite 91% of IT decision-makers in Australia expressing confidence in their cyber risk management, a new report reveals persistent shortcomings in addressing threats, with ransomware attacks and insecure network protocols remaining a major challenge.

D3 Security's inaugural 'In the Wild 2024' report analyses prevalent cyber threats, using data from tens of thousands of incidents.

Endpoint threats soared by 50% in 2023, prompting organisations to adopt Endpoint Automated Investigation and Response (EAIR) to enhance security and respond swiftly to data breaches.

Cybersecurity firm Logpoint bolsters the functionality of its Converged SIEM platform to optimise threat detection and case management.

DTEX Systems allies with SHI International to enhance global organisations' ability to mitigate insider risks and prevent data loss.

ESET, a global cybersecurity firm, boosts Microsoft Sentinel’s security abilities by integrating its six threat intelligence data feeds.

Infinigate's 2024 forecast highlights cybersecurity impact, AI proliferation, MSP opportunities and need for ICT experts.

In this new arms race, how will AI be used by malicious attackers, and how can cybersecurity use it to fight back?.

Appian completes IRAP assessment to help Australian Government automate critical processes, deliver enhanced monitoring and end-to-end data encryption.

ExtraHop integrates its Reveal(x) NDR platform with Splunk SOAR, providing expanded visibility and improved incident response automation.

Barracuda announces integration between CloudGen Firewall and XDR, mapping detection rules to MITRE ATT&CK, and adding SOAR capabilities to its SOC.

Google Cloud has announced the acquisition of Siemplify, a security orchestration, automation and response provider.

Organizations have accelerated their plans for security automation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with 80% now having partial automation, a new report finds.

Extended detection and response (XDR) is the latest cybersecurity buzzword, but what does it actually mean? Find out more here.

Cyber-threat fusion centres transform siloed security, enhancing cross-department intel sharing & decision-making.

ThreatQuotient and Infoblox have integrated their platforms to provide more contextual data for threat response actions.

2020 has shown that basic cybersecurity measures are not enough. In 2021, organizations must adapt and be more proactive in their defense against cyber threats.

The majority of security operation centres are turning to AI and machine learning tools to combat cyber attacks, says Micro Focus study.

LogRhythm: cybersecurity firm excelling in behaviour analytics and automation, with a focus on the Asia-Pacific market.

CISOs emphasize the importance of building a strong security culture. ThreatQuotient's Anthony Stitt shares insights on cyber hygiene and threat intelligence.