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Exabeam Expands Behavior Intelligence to Secure the Agentic Enterprise — Read the News

Exabeam News Wrap-up – July 18, 2022

  • Jul 26, 2022
  • Heidi Willbanks
  • 2 minutes to read

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    We’ll be regularly bringing you a summary of Exabeam’s key topics and headlines. Stay up to date with the Exabeam News Wrap-up!

    Exabeam certified as a Most Loved Workplace

    We’re proud to announce that Exabeam has been certified as a Most Loved Workplace®!

    This designation is based on our dedication to fostering a multicultural, multinational team where individuals can share their diverse perspectives in an open and supportive environment.

    Meet Bryan Alvarez, Exabeam’s 2021 Cybersecurity Scholarship winner and 2022 summer intern

    Check out this recap of today’s LinkedIn Live with Exabeam Social Media & Comms Specialist Moude Osei Owusu & Software Engineering Intern and winner of our 2021 Cybersecurity Scholarship Bryan Alvarez. Hear the strategies Bryan took to win our scholarship, what a day as an intern is like, and what he thinks of the cybersecurity industry so far. 

    Can your organization see an insider threat coming?

    We all know that insider threats can compromise the security posture of any company. This week in Security Magazine, Exabeam CISO Tyler Farrar discusses the scale of the insider threat problem, telltale behaviors that lead to insider threat incidents, and how to defend against the unseen enemy on the inside. 

    The consequences of sophisticated AI and ML-based attacks

    With adversaries getting increasingly more sophisticated, a lot of security teams are asking: Could hackers start using AI and machine learning technologies against organizations? Tyler Farrar answered the question in the latest from Cybersecurity Insiders. 

    The costs of ignoring third-party cybersecurity — and the benefits of behavioral analytics for enterprises

    Organizations have to keep an eye on third-party network access — or risk paying the price. In the latest from IndustryWeek, Tyler Farrar discusses how establishing a baseline of normal behavior can protect enterprises from third-party breaches:

    Stay tuned for the next issue of the Exabeam News Wrap-up!

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    Heidi Willbanks

    Heidi Willbanks

    Heidi Willbanks | Senior Product Marketing Manager, Content | Exabeam | Heidi Willbanks leads content strategy and go-to-market execution at Exabeam, focusing on product launches, cybersecurity solutions marketing, and technical alliances. She has 20+ years of marketing experience, including over a decade in information security and data privacy, and holds a Level IV certification from Pragmatic Institute. Heidi specializes in creating clear, technically accurate content for security practitioners and decision-makers.

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