Analytics

How to protect algorithms as intellectual property

Algorithms can now be considered trade secrets or even patent-worthy. Prevent them from being stolen by taking these security steps.

Securonix SIEM as a service has behavior analytics baked in

Organizations that want to concentrate on finding and removing threats using advanced techniques like user and device analytics would find a perfect match in the Securonix SIEM.

Data on the rise: 4 new challenges security must master

Data is information security's bread and butter, but the rise of data brings both new challenges and new opportunities. To meet them, security needs to change its relationship with data.

Moving security operations to the cloud

New ESG research finds organizations are aggressively replacing on-premises security analytics and operations technologies with cloud-based alternatives. The shift comes with both short-term wins and strategic benefits.

How the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Will Specifically Affect Healthcare

4 big changes coming to cybersecurity in 2020 and beyond

The pace of technology and market changes will pick up in 2020, impacting security technologies, innovation, investment, and the industry at large.

SOAPA vs. SOAR: How these security terms differ

SOAPA and SOAR look the same, but the terms are vastly different. Security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) tools represent a component of a security operations and analytics platform architecture (SOAPA).

Security analytics: It’s all about the data

More security data drives the need for data modeling, data management, and data discipline.

Network traffic analysis tools must include these 6 capabilities

Organizations want advanced analytics, threat intelligence integration, and IoT support among other things in network traffic analysis (NTA) tools.

5 threat detection and response technologies are coming together

Organizations use too many disparate point tools to detect and respond to cyber threats in a timely manner. As a result, CISOs want tight integration and interoperability across five cybersecurity technologies.