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There is a disconnect between business decision makers and security teams, despite new risks from remote working and the growth in ransomware.

"It is crucial that organisations recognise the need to adopt cybersecurity priorities as a central plank in their business strategy, and empower their cybersecurity leaders."

New research from LogRhythm finds that 93% of security leaders don’t report to the CEO.

LogRhythm and Chillisoft will now enable more resellers in Australia to offer cybersecurity solutions which can detect, respond and neutralise cyber threats by aligning technologies, teams and processes.

Chillisoft will provide training in LogRhythm administration fundamentals, AI engine fundamentals and analyst fundamentals.

LogRhythm Asia Pacific VP sales Simon Howe says the partnership aims to protect organisations from security threats, both now and in the future.

"There is an opportunity for IT companies to strengthen their learning and development pipeline and help women acquire the relevant skills."

LogRhythm says its aim is to bring stronger levels of machine learning-based detection and response.

LogRhythm VP of sales for Asia Pacific Simon Howe, who discusses the company's primary offerings and services, what products the company is focused on for the future, and the infrastructure it has in the ANZ market.

CrowdStrike, WatchGuard, Zscaler and LogRhythm are amongst several IT vendors responding to the Australian Federal Government's budget announcements.

Designated in the 2020 Gartner Peer Insights for SIEM, it was praised by customers for technical support and ease of deployment and integration.

“With more organisations operating under remote work conditions, the attack surface has broadened, making security at scale a critical concern. This is a call to action for executives to prioritise alleviating the stress."

The specialist cybersecurity distributor has made great strides in LogRhythm sales and support since signing with them a year and a half ago.

The Kiwi MSP has selected the SIEM solution to keep itself and customers’ data secure on both sides of the Tasman.

Named a Leader in G2 Research's reports for SIEM, Incident Response, and usability based on aggregated user rating data.

"We want to help teams get ahead of this situation and ensure they have the resources they need to be confident in their security abilities."

ML offers much better capabilities than humans can deliver when it comes to recognising and predicting certain types of patterns.

Mitchell Rowe has been named as the new chief revenue officer (CRO) for LogRhythm.

It’s worth spending time to review your current SIEM charging agreement and considering whether shifting to an unlimited processing model might work for your organisation.

The vice president of APAC sales for LogRhythm talks to TechDay about user and entity behaviour analytics, and how AI and ML can revolutionise responses to cyber threats.

As a celebration of International Women’s Day, we’re running a series of interviews with women in technology. LogRhythm’s Joanne Wong and Ping Identity's Vivienne Horsfall share their thoughts.

LogRhythm has broken its own records for sales in the final quarter of 2019, experiencing public sector growth, new leadership and various accolades.

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

With 2019 coming to a close, Ping Identity, Attivo Networks, and LogRhythm’s experts share what 2020 holds in store for cybersecurity.