IT_Security

  Cognitive threat analytics services help businesses identify suspicious behavior, connect security events across users, endpoints, networks, identities and cloud environments, and prioritize potential threats for investigation and response. Unlike security monitoring that may focus primarily on individual alerts or known indicators, cognitive and behavioral threat analytics can analyze patterns of activity to uncover abnormal behavior, account compromise, privilege misuse, lateral movement and other signs of potentially advanced attacks. For businesses evaluating a cognitive threat analytics provider , the most important consideration is not simply whether a security platform uses AI. Organizations should evaluate whether the provider can combine behavioral analytics, AI-powered threat detection, threat intelligence, SIEM/XDR data, continuous monitoring, threat hunting and human security expertise to turn large volumes of security events into actionable threat intelligence. The...