Threat actors are increasingly capitalizing on India’s ever-expanding attack surface. As cyberthreats continue to rise, critical infrastructure sectors face elevated risks. Our Ramy Muhammad Ahmad - رامي محمد أحمد shared his thoughts with Express Computer on securing key industries with an AI-driven approach that enables smarter detection, faster investigations, and easier response. Read here: https://ow.ly/W2rX50TUITV #AI #SIEM #India #UEBA #CritialInfrastructure
About us
Exabeam is a global cybersecurity leader that delivers AI-driven security operations. High-integrity data ingestion, powerful analytics, and workflow automation power the industry’s most advanced self-managed and cloud-native security operations platform for threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR). With a history of leadership in SIEM and UEBA, and a legacy rooted in AI, Exabeam empowers global security teams to combat cyberthreats, mitigate risk, and streamline security operations. Learn more at www.exabeam.com.
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- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Foster City, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- SIEM, Big data security analytics, User Behavior Analytics, User Behavior Intelligence, Stateful user tracking, User and Entity Behavior Analytics, UEBA, SOC, Cybersecurity, Security Operations, and TDIR
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1051 E Hillsdale Blvd
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Foster City, California 94404, US
Employees at Exabeam
Updates
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There’s still time ahead of Election Day to assess your risk and operational security for election officials. Watch our on-demand webinar to get the lowdown on: 🔒 New guidance from CISA 🔒 Election security infrastructure 🔒 Lessons learned from historical security incidents 🔒 How to use a SIEM to protect election infrastructure Learn from our experts Kevin Kirkwood and Gabrielle Hempel: https://ow.ly/2rFu50TVNGA #ElectionDay #SIEM #cybersecurity
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Every day in cybersecurity, it’s “GenAI can do this” or “GenAI can do that.” We’re here to actually show you what it's capable of. Details from Steve Povolny of TEN18 by Exabeam. 👇 #GenAI #cybersecurity
Steve Povolny said it best—generative AI is no longer a “nice to have” in analyst workflows, it’s essential. 💯 In his newest blog post, Steve explores how GenAI can automate the translation of SIGMA rules into next-gen correlation rules by Exabeam. He outlines key components of the translation process and uses ChatGPT to walk through it step-by-step, sharing screenshots along the way. Take a deep dive and read the full blog: https://ow.ly/4AiQ50TVMKX #GenAI #SIGMA #automation #cybercriminals
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We are excited to sponsor the SASE Summit 2024 Riyadh where networking, security, and zero trust converge. Come see us present on Exabeam cybersecurity solutions and showcase our partnership with Netskope. Maher Qahwash, Regional Sales Manager, will be speaking. Join us as we address the latest local and global cyber trends & challenges and how to balance needed vigilance with business demand for agility, speed and innovation.
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We are excited to sponsor the SASE Summit 2024 Abu Dhabi where networking, security, and zero trust converge. This is the UAE's only Zero Trust & SASE Summit! Come see us present on Exabeam cybersecurity solutions and showcase our partnership with Netskope. Mark Hassoun, Senior Sales Engineer will be speaking. Join us as we address the latest local and global cyber trends & challenges and how to balance needed vigilance with business demand for agility, speed and innovation.
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A brand new threat emerges and your SOC is racing against the clock…it’s a classic zero-day attack. ⏲️ You can’t prepare for them because they’ve never been seen before. You’re unable to refer to past remediation procedures, playbooks, or events—but that doesn’t mean you’re fighting new threats alone. We’re relentless in our quest to empower today’s SOCs with precious intel they can’t find just anywhere—it comes from within their own systems. Data is power, and by quickly surfacing contextualized information, you can easily discover what action must be taken. Zero-day attacks are only becoming more frequent as cybercriminals get more creative with advancing technologies. Do whatever it takes to stop them—including turning to an AI-powered security operations strategy. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #ZeroDay #cyberthreats #cybercrime #cybersecurity
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AI has the potential to revolutionize how security teams detect, respond to, and mitigate emerging cyberthreats. At the same time, it is also creating more complex threats for security teams to tackle. In this article for TechNative, Kev Eley explains how security teams can gain the advantage over evolving threats by deploying a SIEM solution that leverages advanced UEBA capabilities. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/Bqms50TTy8V #UEBA #Cybersecurity #AI #CISOs #SIEM
AI is Driving Cybersecurity Transformation: Balancing Risk and Reward in an Ever-Changing Landscape
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Stumbling around in the dark isn’t ideal in any scenario, but especially not in cybersecurity. 🙅 We pointed out the other day that global organizations can only see 66% of their IT environment. This information is gold to threat actors, who are determined to shed light on what’s hidden to you. Luckily, AI-powered security operations platforms can illuminate your dark corners first. Technology can absolutely materialize malicious activity faster than humans can, and your SOC should use the contextual, remedial insights we provide to stop these attacks in their tracks. 🔦 While it’s impossible to imagine and prepare for every possible scenario, your SOC can take action today to become more adaptable when responding to cyberthreats. From studying the MITRE ATT&CK framework to simulating threats with tabletop exercises, your efforts today will pay off tomorrow. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #cybersecurity #visibility #security #cyberthreats #cybercrime
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XDR stands for extended detection and response, a cybersecurity approach combining multiple security technologies and tools to practice TDIR effectively. 🕹️ XDR unifies various security controls that often operate independently of each other, including: -Endpoint detection and response (EDR) -Network detection and response (NDR) -Cloud workload protection platforms (CWPP) -Security information and event management (SIEM) -Threat intelligence While this list of acronyms might seem like alphabet soup, they illustrate what aspects of your IT environment are being protected under XDR. EDR safeguards endpoints like computers and laptops, while NDR safeguards the network and CWPP looks after the cloud. A SIEM gathers and analyzes all of this information in one central location, while threat intelligence gives context into emerging threat and attack trends. This comprehensive approach is a way to have blanket coverage across your entire organization. 💯 #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #XDR #TDIR #NetworkSecurity #CloudSecurity #SIEM #ThreatResponse #cybersecurity
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Earthworms may enrich our soil, but worms in cybersecurity are downright sinister. A worm is a self-replicating malicious program that rapidly spreads across computer networks, operating independently without a host program. Often, it exploits vulnerabilities in network protocols or operating systems to propagate themselves, consuming network bandwidth and causing significant disruption. Veteran security pros may recall Code Red or Nimda, both of which wreaked havoc in 2001. Most recently, WannaCry exploited a vulnerability in Microsoft’s Windows operating system to encrypt files and demand a ransom in 2017. ⚠️ Here are some tips to stay ahead of them: -Keep software up-to-date with the latest security patches -Practice network segmentation to help limit the spread -Implement TDIR to monitor suspicious activity -Build network firewalls to block unauthorized access -Perform regular backups of your critical data to mitigate impact of a worm attack #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #cyberthreats #cybercrime #worm