threat detection
AI Agents are here to Improve an Organization’s Cybersecurity Posture
Cybersecurity teams are facing a difficult equation: more threats, more data, and fewer resources to analyze them. Attackers are increasingly using automation and artificial intelligence to accelerate phishing, credential attacks, reconnaissance, and other malicious activities. At the same time, security operations centers (SOCs) are dealing with enormous volumes of alerts generated across endpoints, networks, cloud […]
Unit 42: 72-Minute Breach Exposes SOC Detection Response Time Gap
SOC detection response time has become attackers’ primary attack surface. Unit 42, the threat intelligence and incident response arm of Palo Alto Networks, reports a 4x year-over-year compression in attack timelines in its 2026 Global Incident Response Report. In the fastest observed cases, attackers moved from initial access to confirmed data exfiltration in 72 minutes. […]
Insider Threat Detection: What You Need to Know
Insider threats are a growing concern for organizations of all sizes and industries, and can be both intentional and unintentional, resulting in significant consequences for the organization’s data, finances, and reputation. Organizations face a significant threat from within their own ranks, where a current or former employee, partner, contractor, or vendor can compromise sensitive data, […]
AI Could Transform Detection and Response as Legacy MDRs Lack
A recent study conducted by Radiant Security, reveals significant dissatisfaction among IT security professionals with their current managed detection and response (MDR) tools. Radiant polled 300 IT security experts in the US, revealing that 60% of the respondents are considering AI-based solutions to replace their current MDR solutions. With nearly one-third of organizations suffering breaches […]
Cyber Attacks: The Need For an IT and Board-Level Understanding of the Risks
[By James Allman-Talbot, Head of Incident Response and Threat Intelligence at Quorum Cyber] According to IBM, the global average cost of a data breach in 2023 was 4.45 million, which was a 15% increase over three years. Microsoft notes that “the U.S. was the target of 46 percent of cyberattacks in 2020, more than […]
