The development of artificial intelligence (AI) has led to a shift in analytics platforms, helping users sort through data faster than before.

Security magazine showcases analytics platforms focused on monitoring and organizing data from a variety of sources.

Cisco

Monitor Virtual Treats to Protect Assets

Cisco’s platform allows users to detect attacks in real time across the network with high-fidelity alerts enriched with context, including user, device, location, timestamp, and application. Users can validate the efficacy of policies, adopt the right ones based on an environment's needs, and streamline policy violation investigations. The platform’s analytics allow users to quickly detect unknown malware, insider threats like data exfiltration and policy violations, and other sophisticated attacks. Image courtesy of Cisco

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Crisis24

Combine Digital and Human Analysis

Crisis24 Horizon is a risk management platform to provide a picture of risk exposure. The platform processes a diverse range of feeds, complemented by a team of human analysts. The platform allows users to view events or risks at a global level, or to focus on specific local alerts such as street corners or specific addresses. The system is supported by global operations centers which offer intelligence from over 180 analysts around the world. Image courtesy of Crisis24

Find out more at crisis24.garda.com

CrowdStrike

Visualize Attack Paths to Improve Response

CrowdStrike’s platform allows users to deploy a single agent for immediate value. Users can gain full visibility and protection across attack paths, boosting response times and stopping modern adversaries. With unified visibility across cloud, endpoints and identities, users can correlate and detect cross-domain attacks to stop adversaries from moving laterally across your environments. Get complete visibility and real-time protection across traditional Active Directory (AD) and cloud identity providers such as Entra ID and Okta, empowered with industry-leading threat intelligence. Image courtesy of CrowdStrike

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Datadog

Monitor Threats and Enhance Visibility

Cloud SIEM is part of the Datadog Cloud Security Platform, which protects an organization’s production environment by providing threat detection, posture management, workload security, and application security. The Datadog-supported integration set includes key technologies like AWS CloudTrail, Okta, and G Suite, giving users end-to-end security visibility and deep context around possible threats. Image courtesy of Datadog

Find out more at datadoghq.com

Dynatrace

Prioritize Threats Using AI

Dynatrace Security Analytics leverages Davis AI, which combines predictive and causal artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to provide security analysts with the answers and data context they need to prioritize and investigate threats and vulnerabilities. In addition, Security Analytics can create automations and workflows that analysts can use to assess the impact of an attack, find the indicators of compromise (IOCs), or automatically trigger a response. Security analysts can use the platform to defend against emerging cyber threats proactively. Image courtesy of Dynatrace

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Eagle Eye Networks & Pimloc

Automatically Redact Facial Data From Video Files

Pimloc’s integration with Eagle Eye Networks allows customers to leverage enterprise-grade AI capabilities and automatically redact faces, license plates and audio in video files and live streams. Eagle Eye Cloud VMS customers can share anonymized video with third parties for peer review, incidents, training, or public communication. Users can import videos directly from their Eagle Eye Cloud VMS account into Secure Redact for automated redaction. The redacted videos can then be saved back into their Eagle Eye account or downloaded directly if needed. Image courtesy of Eagle Eye Networks and Pimloc

Find out more at www.een.com

Salient Systems

Utilize AI For Facial Recognition

Vaidio AI delivers a suite of people, vehicle, facial and object analytics that work with any camera or video source and integrates into the CompleteView video management system (VMS). Security operators can benefit from real-time alerts and notifications, which are delivered directly into the platform. Investigators can benefit from improved search and can either step through analytic alarm events. The solution is scalable from a handful to thousands of cameras. Image courtesy of Salient Systems

Find out more at salientsys.com