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That the partnership addresses a market need for cloud-based security analytics on third-party logs sent to Snowflake.

Exabeam states that it is seeing ‘significant growth in demand’ for its SIEM solutions, with a total of four new regional hires in the region year to date.

Enables organisations to detect improper access of cloud storage objects and defend against threats to cloud-based data.

A robot revolution would create 97 million jobs worldwide but destroy almost as many.

According to the findings, 53% of respondents under 45 years old either agreed or strongly agreed that AI and ML are a threat to their job security, despite 89% of this demographic believing that it would improve their jobs.

The solution will give customers a fuller picture of their environment, and will leverage automated incident response to obstruct insider threat before data loss occurs.

"It is extremely encouraging that so many companies are regularly performing these tests to identify their weak spots and shore up their defences."

Cloud-based security tools are becoming increasingly popular following the rise in remote working during COVID-19, including a marked increase in businesses using such tools to protect of corporate financial information.

The programme will provide structure and support for multiple MSSP and MDR provider business models for its managed service practice.

Triples its team across the region and forms an exclusive partnership with Orca Tech in ANZ as SIEM demand rises.

"While the results of this survey show that some security professionals still have concerns, having visibility into cloud services is vital and many organisations are now taking a cloud-first approach to security.”

Among six other vendors, the company has been named a leader in Gartner’s 2020 Magic Quadrant, noted for its ease of use.

As a hosted cloud offering, Exabeam SaaS Cloud provides the full functionality of the Exabeam SMP, including a data lake, behavioural analytics, case management, and security orchestration and incident response automation.

“The lack of diversity in this survey is a microcosm of the wider problem plaguing the cybersecurity industry."

35% of respondents claim that the blue team never or rarely catches the red team, while 62% say they are caught occasionally or often.

The report also showed that teams were also concerned about investigating actionable intelligence and building incident timelines as well as cleaning, fixing and/or patching networks. 

Keeping up with security alerts presented the largest pain point experienced by SOC personnel.

Australia’s Deakin University is partnering with SIEM security company Exabeam in an effort to boost the university’s cybersecurity degree program and strengthen its SIEM capabilities.

SIEM provider Exabeam predicts that it will leave legacy providers in the dust, and it’s all down to a US$75 million Series E funding that will be used to ‘displace’ legacy security management vendors.

The combination of lateral movement and siloed usage of point security products leaves many security teams vulnerable to compromise.

The vendor landscape for SIEM is evolving, with recent entrants bringing technologies optimised for analytics use cases.

There were no pints enjoyed at this Scottish brewery this week as it fell victim to a crippling ransomware attack.

The joint Exabeam and Okta solution will help security teams to monitor and protect enterprises against credential-based threats.

"Sny disconnect between SOC leadership, and those on the ground managing day-to-day operations – no matter how small - should signal an alarm bell."