BlackBerry has unveiled its latest AI-driven security offering, Zero Trust Network Access with CylanceGATEWAY.

"New techniques to obscure malicious payloads and distribute attacks across multiple organisations paid off for threat actors in 2019."

BlackBerry has created a new cybersecurity research and development (R&D) unit comprised of more than 120 security experts to drive the company’s mission to drive security innovation.

The report demonstrates how the line distinguishing pentesting exercises from actual threat actor behaviour has thinned.

CylanceGUARD is a subscription-based offering that validates, triages, analyses, prioritises, and automates analyst and incident engagement.

Company becomes first endpoint security provider to complete assessment to deliver native AI security to Australian federal agencies.

“The adoption of AI is critical for security teams to gain predictive advantage, particularly to protect against malware and to detect and respond to traditionally evasive non-malware threats."

The Cylance AI platform can run as a self-driving security operations centre (SOC), where response to active threats can be initiated without human intervention.

Customers now have access to CylancePROTECT for AI-driven protection across all Windows, Mac, and Linux (including Amazon Linux) instances.

63% of providers still use DNS blacklisting for end-user protection, and 45% do not feel confident they are ready to manage internet of things (IoT) security.

Cylance has launched a virtual CISO service to give a helping hand to enterprises that need stronger security resources but may lack a real-life CISO.

Extensive APIs enable security teams to more efficiently view, enrich, and contextualise real-time intelligence collected at the endpoint to keep systems secure.

“We are eager to leverage BlackBerry’s mobility and security strengths to adapt our advanced AI technology to deliver a single platform.”

The two products will provide security operations centre (SOC) teams with a view of both cloud and endpoint security events.

The latest version of Fireware OS introduces new IntelligentAV service for malware detection. Testing of new M270 appliance shows impressive speed.

After seeing widespread success in the business and enterprise world, smart cybersecurity has now found its way into the home.

China is already Australia’s largest import and export trading partner, and President Xi Jinping recently implied that it’s unlikely to slow down.

The alliance with Cylance adds AI-enabled endpoint security technology to KPMG’s portfolio of security strategy and roadmap services.

Over half of technology leaders cite security as the greatest challenge to both private and hybrid clouds.

The cybersecurity company has appointed a national marketing manager, an enterprise sales manager, and a senior sales engineer.

Businesses in the food industry were hit hardest by various types of malware in 2017 – a trend that is relatively unchanged from the previous year.

The company has announced strong exit & investment momentum in its first year out in the open, focusing on tech startups in AI, ML, & cybersecurity.

“In teaming with Cylance, we help clients leverage AI and machine learning on their endpoint, as well as automation of management activities."

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