Nowhere to Hide: Expose Threats in Real-time with IBM QRadar Network Insights

December 7, 2016 from 04:00 PM – 05:00 PM UTC
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IT security teams have a tough job. While organizations depend upon Internet access to conduct business, security teams are responsible for safeguarding these communications and transactions from those who wish to profit by stealing intellectual property, customer private data or even just encrypting your data and demanding a ransom for its safe recovery.  There are a number of tools available to monitor log events, network flows, and packet captures, but most of these are performing after-the-fact analysis.  That can make it easy for the bad guys to hide out on your network.

IBM QRadar Network Insights (QNI) uses innovative network threat analytics to identify malicious content – including those hidden in data transmissions, SSL certificate violations, protocol obfuscation, file tags, and suspicious network flows – and then pieces together those indicators of attack to provide security teams with real-time alerts. These alerts help organizations detect attacks that are in progress, as well as determine what damage may have already been inflicted.

Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how QRadar Network Insights can:

  • Remove network blind spots and reduce complexities in log data to reveal previously hidden threats and malicious behaviors;
  • Record application activities, capture file metadata and artifacts, and identify assets, applications and users participating in network communications;
  • Reduce the impact of threats associated with malware, phishing emails, data exfiltration, and the lateral network movements of advanced attacks.
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Speakers

Tom Obremski, Ph.D.

Offering Manager, QRadar Incident Forensics & Network Insights

Jay Bretzman

WW Market Segment Manager

Peter Szczepankiewicz

Offering Manager - QRadar Demo

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