Beyond traditional threat detection

There is a widening gap between the sophistication of cyber attacks and the traditional methods employed by many organizations to detect and neutralize these threats. The industry is at a critical juncture, requiring a shift from outdated paradigms to innovative approaches that can effectively combat evolving threats. The opportunity lies in recognizing and addressing this gap in thinking.

The Industry's Struggle with Detection

Currently, organizations are predominantly focused on three main strategies for threat detection: deploying firewalls, leveraging Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) systems, and utilizing deterministic decision-making tools. Firewalls and EDRs are designed to identify and block malicious software by relying on known signatures and patterns of attack. Deterministic tools, on the other hand, aim to differentiate harmful activities from benign ones by analyzing data and making binary decisions about what constitutes a threat.

However, this traditional approach is proving increasingly inadequate in the face of sophisticated tactics ...