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ABCs of UEBA: Q is for Qualitative Analysis

Qualitative Analysis is the data science that enables machine learning based UEBA products to interpret and predict sentiment.

Gurucul Wins 2020 Cyber Defense Infosec Award at RSA Conference

Detecting threats from insiders with access to company resources and data is one of the most difficult security challenges organizations face today, as most organizations default to trust and productivity

Gurucul and Analyst Present Zero Trust Roadmap with Analytics

In response to this new threat environment, the Zero Trust security framework has emerged to fill the void created by the disintegration of moat and castle architectures.

Build vs Buy: How Should You Implement Security Analytics?

The decision to build vs buy a Security Analytics platform comes down to your experience with machine learning and your ability to get the right data.

Gurucul-Cybersecurity Survey: Half of Firms Late to Respond Insiders

Insider threats are not limited to employees. They extend to contractors, supply chain partners, service providers and account compromise attacks that can abuse access to an organization’s assets both on-premise and in the cloud.

Incorporate Third-Party Vendors in Your Insider Security Program

Securing third party access is one of the best ways to protect against intentional or accidental data breaches, according to this Gurucul blog post.

Insider Threats: Understanding Risky User Behavior in the Workplace

To gain a better understanding of risky user behavior in the workplace, Gurucul conducted a survey of 476 IT security professionals at Black Hat USA 2019.

Gurucul Survey: 1 in 4 Workers Would Steal Info for Competing Firm

What these findings show is that insider fraud is a top concern among IT security professionals, as are the security risks associated with third parties that have privileged access to corporate resources.

Would You Take Company Information If You Were Leaving Your Job?

More than 10% of security pros would take as much company information with them as possible before leaving their jobs, according to a Gurucul survey.

ABCs of UEBA: I is for Insider Threat

Insider threat detection is a top use case for UEBA. You detect malicious insiders by monitoring their behavior – to notice when it becomes anomalous.

1 In 10 People Would Take Company Information When Leaving a Job

By combining user and entity behavior analytics, and identity analytics, companies can not only monitor, detect and remove excess access before it is too late.

75% of RSA Attendees Vulnerable to Insider Threats – Survey

Insider threats have emerged as the leading concern for companies of all sizes because they are so difficult to detect and have the potential to inflict the greatest damage to an organization.