Day: April 14, 2015

We’re pleased to share a recent post from Dan Cybulski and CTOVision.com, the research blog of Cognitio Corp., covering a recent discussion by Palo Alto Networks expert Tim Treat at the 2015 Insider Threat Summit in Monterey, Calif.

It is no secret that insider threat is a serious issue that every organization is facing. A look back at 2014 reveals any number of breaches that can be traced back to malicious or exploited insiders. The 2014 Data Breach Investigation Report published by Verizon highlighted that insider threats showed the most significant year over year growth from 2013 to 2014, although this number is likely not indicative of increased insider activity as much as it is proof that organizations are getting better at detecting these threats. But therein lies the problem: today, it seems as though every analytic company has an angle on helping organizations detect the threat, but detecting the threat in stale data limits an organization’s ability to minimize or prevent damage. Interestingly enough, Palo Alto Networks is working on ways to help its customers leverage the high fidelity data coming out of its Enterprise Security Platform…

Read the rest of the post here.

[Palo Alto Networks Blog]

The volume of malware alerts received daily by security teams in Financial Services can reach into the tens of thousands. Properly addressing and prioritizing these alerts requires tools and security products that deliver a high degree of automation and eliminate many of the manual tasks that security teams still have to deal with when they are using traditional products.

During this webinar we describe how an integrated and streamlined approach to security can not only detect the most aggressive threats before they cause any damage, but also block any further propagation of malware through an automated closed loop approach that minimizes the reliance on manual intervention and important security team resources.

[Palo Alto Networks Blog]