Tag: Threat Management

Designing a security operations center (SOC) is not as simple as setting and forgetting an SIEM solution. Security leaders must consider human factors, business needs, budgetary constraints and more.

While studies reveal the majority of CTI adopters are dissatisfied with threat intelligence machine learning adoption, there's evidence the adversary is already using algorithms to their advantage.

Analysts can improve and automate their incident response processes by adopting the right malware classification scheme according to specific threat management goals.

To stay ahead of tomorrow's cyberthreats, organizations need a threat management solution that consolidates disparate security products into a centralized platform.

Today, IBM introduced the Resilient Incident Response Platform (IRP) with Intelligent Orchestration and X-Force Threat Management services to help organizations connect human and machine intelligence.

With IBM X-Force Threat Management, IBM Security experts collaborate with clients on a prescriptive journey toward improved threat management maturity.

By keeping their eyes on the threat horizon, security professionals can implement better incident response strategies to contend with evolving cybercriminal tactics.

The latest IBM X-Force report highlighted threats stemming from misconfigured cloud servers and inadvertent insider negligence and examined malware trends from 2017 that could continue into 2018.

Just like a college basketball team needs to know its X's and O's to win the big game and cut down the nets, a security team needs threat intelligence to win the ongoing battle against cyberthreats.

Recent research has failed to pin down exactly how the current crypto-mining craze is trending, but companies can derive many key enterprise security lessons from the latest headline-grabbing threat.