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The Business of Cybersecurity: News From Concentric AI, Gigamon, SlashNext, and More

In this cybersecurity news roundup, see how the world of cyber risk prevention and mitigation is changing with each new announcement.

Cybersecurity is constantly evolving, with new threats, cutting-edge technologies, and major company announcements emerging daily. Keeping up with these developments is essential to protect your organization and its clients from potential risks. Here’s a look at some key business developments that are steering the future of cybersecurity.

Solutions

Concentric AI has unveiled an AI-based DSPM functionality that monitors user activity risk and remediates user-centric data security issues in on-premises data repositories. The company, which specializes in intelligent AI-based solutions for autonomous data security posture management (DSPM), claims that enterprises can now leverage AI-driven DSPM to monitor user activity; identify anomalous activity such as downloads, views, modifications, and deletions; and remediate those issues to prevent data loss. In a recent quote, Karthik Krishnan, Concentric AI Founder and CEO, said, “User feedback tells us organizations today need their DSPM solutions to go beyond discovery and classification of sensitive data to be able to identify and remediate risk from user activity. With the industry focus on cloud, protection of sensitive information in on-premises data repositories has been an unmet need. This launch extends our capabilities with support for full-fledged data security governance for all environments – from cloud repositories to on-premises environments – that exist among F1000 organizations.”
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SlashNext has launched its Executive Protection Service, which offers 360-degree workspace protection across email, mobile/SMS, and web communication apps for highly targeted employees. According to SlashNext, a provider of AI cloud email and communications security, this service blocks advanced phishing, social engineering, ransomware, fraud, and reputation scams in business and personal communication apps. In a recent quote, Patrick Harr, CEO of SlashNext said, “AI-generated phishing and social engineering attacks targeting executives and high value employees has grown exponentially since the release of ChatGPT. Our Executive Protection Service fights AI with AI and ensures organizations of any size can protect their most targeted individuals against advanced phishing, social engineering and cybercrime threats responsible for the vast majority of successful ransomware, financial fraud and data breaches.”
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Certifications

MEF has introduced new certifications in the first module of its Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) products and services certification program. According to MEF, a global consortium of network, cloud, security, and technology providers accelerating enterprise digital transformation, SD-WAN certification was achieved by Broadcom, Inc., Fortinet, and Versa, with Palo Alto Networks expected to achieve its SD-WAN certification shortly. In a recent quote, Pascal Menezes, CTO, MEF, said, “The first SD-WAN certifications achieved under our SASE program mark a significant milestone, empowering enterprises to confidently adopt secure and reliable access solutions as they accelerate digital transformation and migrate more applications to the cloud. This certification paves the way for enterprises to confidently pursue full SASE certification and demonstrates MEF’s commitment to validating secure, high-performing networks.”
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Partnerships

Gigamon has partnered with ExtraHop and World Wide Technology (WWT) to introduce its new Power of 3 offering, which provides customers with real-time, precise threat detection. This latest offering integrates the ExtraHop network detection and response (NDR) platform RevealX with the Gigamon Deep Observability Pipeline, sold and serviced by WWT. In a recent quote, Dee Dee Acquista, vice president of Worldwide Channel Sales at Gigamon, said, “Today’s threat environment continues to escalate, and real-time threat detection and remediation is not just a goal, but mission critical for every organization today. Combining the Gigamon Deep Observability Pipeline with the ExtraHop RevealX platform – all sold and serviced by one of the largest and most trusted global systems integrators, WWT – gives organizations the real-time visibility advantage they need to help lower business risk and defend against cybercrime.”
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About the Author

Alexis Gajewski, Senior Content Strategist, Plant Services

Alexis Gajewski has over 15 years of experience in the maintenance, reliability, operations, and manufacturing space. She joined Plant Services in 2008 and works to bring readers the news, insight, and information they need to make the right decisions for their plants. Additionally, Alexis works on initiatives for other Endeavor Business Media brands that specialize in the manufacturing industry, and helped launch the group's new podcast series Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast.

 

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