Understanding how threat hunting differs from reactive security provides a deeper understanding of the role, while hinting at how it will evolve in the future.

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That shift led Exaforce to build what it calls an AI-driven Security Operations Center, or SOC. The SOC is the function ...

The "Threat Intelligence Market by Solution (Threat Intelligence Platform (TIPS), SIEM Integration), Service (Risk Assessment and Threat Hunting, MDR), Application (Incident Response, Fraud, Threat ...

Enhancing Threat Detection Accuracy Automated tools efficiently process large volumes of data. They identify irregularities and trends that may indicate cyber threats. Machine learning algorithms ...

Balancing the paradox of protecting one of the world’s leading travel, software and services businesses against the accelerating threats of AI illustrates why CISOs need to be steps ahead of the ...

Avast Premium Security - In addition to its core antivirus and anti-malware tools, Premium Security includes advanced ransomware shields, real-time Wi-Fi security, and phishing protection. Avast ...

It’s easy to get these two terms mixed up: advanced threat protection (ATP) and advanced persistent threat (APT). They sound ...