Information Security

The applications of a properly architected analytics platform are numerous. We look at the experiences of a major global airline that uses Exabeam primarily for enterprise security also leverages analytics to solve problems ranging from fraud to operations.

Cybersecurity threats are growing in frequency, diversity and complexity. Get a quick, up-to-date review of 21 cyber security[…]

With Exabeam Data Lake’s query feature, in just a few seconds, you can enter a search term and get all the information you need about security risks affecting your network. Here are 10 query tips that can help you use Data Lake to its fullest.

The security challenges of DevOps may weigh down its benefits. Here are some challenges to consider as you transform your organization from DevOps to DevSecOps where security is as important as the speed of building your application.

The Exabeam 2019 State of the SOC Report is a comprehensive survey of U.S. and U.K. cybersecurity professionals who manage and operate SOCs. We asked respondents like you about basic SOC operations, hiring and staffing, operational processes, technology, and finance and budget.

The first DEF CON was held in 1993 as a farewell party for founder Jeff Moss’s friend. The friend couldn’t make it and what started out as an almost-failed party plan turned into one of the biggest technology events held each year.

Security threats are constantly evolving, and compliance requirements are becoming increasingly complex. Organizations large and small must create[…]

On Friday, May 25th, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) launched. Now one year later we take a look at how it has impacted the protection of privacy and data security.

Ransomware was responsible for recent outages in the city of Baltimore and the Cleveland Airport. How do you detect the threat and what can you do about it. To start we look at how a ransomware attack works.

With May being National Military Appreciation Month we asked veterans at Exabeam to share tips for those who want to get into cybersecurity. Not only did a military background help equip them for the many challenges that come with securing information systems, but it also offers an edge when it comes to breaking into the exciting, lucrative and rewarding field.

Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is used by the US government to encrypt classified documents. AES brought 128-bit encryption to the market. Data can be encrypted in 128-, 192-, and 256-bit amounts, with the number of rounds used to protect data growing as the encryption level increases.

Yesterday MITRE released a significant update to the MITRE ATT&CK framework which included several new and updated techniques, including T1483, domain generation algorithms (DGA) submitted by our research team. We’ll explain this technique in more detail as we are excited to be contributors.