Information Security Blog

Data exfiltration is a common, multi-faceted security threat every enterprise faces. It’s defined as the unauthorized transfer of private data or intellectual property from a corporate computer to an external location.

Within your corporate network, Windows event logs are a primary source of information that is critical to understanding user behavior and emerging security threats.

During a typical day, your team might have to review dozens or hundreds of security alerts, hopefully only a fraction of which will turn out to be real incidents.

Earlier this week we launched Exabeam Data Lake—previously known as Exabeam Log Manager—a security data lake that helps you collect and store unlimited amounts of security data to meet threat detection and compliance use cases.

Today’s enterprises are under a continuous stream of cyberattacks and security operations centers need to equip themselves with what’s to come.

Exabeam’s Chief Security Strategist, Stephen Moore, was invited to share his predictions for the future of cybersecurity with[…]

We are thrilled to announce the general availability of the latest version of Exabeam Advanced Analytics (AA), our[…]

We’re thrilled to announce that Exabeam recently won two prestigious awards. These awards were: The Red Herring 2017[…]

Earlier this week, Cisco Security released a blog announcing more than 26 new integrations with 3rd party security[…]

Once I was asked by an aspiring data scientist what the challenges are in getting into the field[…]

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Network users’ activities generate events every day.  Logged events collected from multiple sources are valuable for user activity[…]