At this year’s InfoSec conference hosted by Computer 2000, LogSentinel presented – “The power of XDR-stay ahead of the curve” Asen Kehayov CEO and Nikolay Raychev CTO presented in depth the XDR trend in cybersecurity and how LogSentinel SIEM accommodates conceptual architecture and improves the industry vision of XDR.
Cybercrime can look different for every organization, and consequences could vary. The dangers of cyberattacks don’t limit only to hackers stealing personal or company information — they can also be expensive. The cost of recovering from a cyber-attack can be costly or put organizations out of business. In the middle of 2022 cybersecurity concerns are still the number one priority in most organizations. We’ve gathered the top 6 cybersecurity trends in mid-2022.
IoT is a network of interconnected devices, software, sensors, or people that are provided with unique identifiers (UIDs), with the ability to transfer data over a network without the need for human interaction.
As the world becomes more interconnected, the risk of large-scale cyber-attacks increases, especially for companies of critical importance such as those from the financial sector, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and government services. In the event of a cyberwar, the first casualties would be our data. Ironically, one of the sectors that neglect cyber security the most is healthcare. The other ones are the governments.
Most of the current SIEM, SOAR, and XDR solutions with integrated deep neural networks focus only on rough correlations that have no causal relationship, which often leads to testing of deep learning systems in real conditions that are significantly different from learning scenarios, and they often give many false-positive results.
22nd June 2022 Balchik, Bulgaria – LogSentinel received an award for “Most reliable vendor of the year” at this year’s biggest cybersecurity conference, hosted in Balchik, and organized by Computer2000, LogSentinel’s official reseller for the CEE area. LogSentinel presented “The Power of XDR, Staying Ahead of the Curve”. In the presentation, prof.
The Privacy Management (PMT), Privacy by design (PbD) and Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) tools, Integration of Data Management and Security, Integration of Extensible Key Management (EKM) and Cloud Key Management as a Service (KMaaS), Data Security as a Service (DSaaS), Data Security Platforms and Cloud Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) are in rapid development.
The shortage of staff creates an urgency for organizations to have cyber security plans. For example, in 2021, the planned Kaseya ransomware attack happened on the 4th of July. Russian hackers knew there would be a staff shortage in the US. They used the company’s software to infiltrate the victims’ systems, using a zero-day vulnerability. As a result, the attack caused significant financial loss to 50 direct customers, and between 800 and 1,500 businesses down the chain.
