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5 Unique Challenges for AI in Cybersecurity

Palo Alto Networks

Because of the lack of labels, most detection approaches use unsupervised learning, such as clustering or anomaly detection, as it doesn’t require any labels. Two — Anomalous Is Not Malicious Following up on the last point, many approaches use anomaly detection and clustering to detect suspicious activities.

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XSIAM 2.0: Continuing to Drive SOC Transformation

Palo Alto Networks

Even with a variety of security tools, and access to all the data you need, it still takes SOCs too long to detect security threats. And when those incidents are detected, it's taking even longer to remediate. If there is one thing that most SOCs can agree on, it’s likely that there is no shortage of security tools and data to use.

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Data — The Lifeblood of Security and Detection Engineering

Palo Alto Networks

In episode 5 of “ This Is How We Do It, ” Peter Havens from Cortex product marketing and Isaac Krzywanowski, staff security engineer at Palo Alto Networks, discuss data pipelining, operational assurance and the importance of monitoring the health of data sources. The palette of data sources at Palo Alto Networks is expansive and diverse.

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AI and ML — The Keys to Modernizing the SOC

Palo Alto Networks

The question is, how can we stay one step ahead?" - Shailesh Rao, President of Cortex, Palo Alto Networks Security teams worldwide all experience a similar shared frustration: the overwhelming volumes of low-fidelity alerts and false positives that SOCs receive every day. Many tools are limited, nonintegrated and only add to the confusion.”

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MITRE Round 2 Results Solidify Cortex XDR as a Leader in EDR

Palo Alto Networks

As threat actor techniques continue to get more targeted and sophisticated, there is more pressure than ever on detection and response vendors to continually test and improve detection methods. Palo Alto Networks Cortex XDR performance on MITRE’s APT29 Evaluation from the MITRE site.

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Cortex XDR Scores 100% Overall Active Prevention in AV-Comparative EPR

Palo Alto Networks

Cortex XDR was identified as a “Strategic Leader” in the 2nd annual Endpoint Prevention and Response (EPR) evaluation. Endpoint Prevention and Response (EPR) - ECRQ Enterprise CyberRisk QuadrantTM. Cortex XDR, 99.5% Combined Prevention & Response with very low TCO. Phase 2 – Internal Propagation.

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This Is How We Do It — Season One Recap

Palo Alto Networks

It emphasizes adaptability, cross-training and automation with a shift toward a consolidated and integrated approach culminated in Cortex XSIAM, Palo Alto Networks AI-driven SecOps platform. This series provides insights into a non-traditional SOC structure vs. a conventional four-tier model.