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Samsung is joining forces with IBM to provide customers with better mobile device security, the South Korean company announced this week. Samsung will offer enterprise customers a new solution later this year, which integrates on-device intelligence from Samsung Knox mobile devices security platform into IBM Security QRadar Suite, a threat detection and response solution.The new integration promises to offer added visibility via a “single pane of glass” experience into an organization’s mobile devices and accelerate the ability of security analysts to respond to threats.Furthermore, Samsung says that its unique approach will help preserve privacy while providing the required visibility to the Security Operations Center (SOC) for enhanced threat intelligence and management.The South Korean giant announced that all Security Operations Centers that use IBM QRadar Suite will have access to on-device threat intelligence from Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets, as well as centralized visibility into vulnerabilities.The partnership between Samsung and IBM aims to integrate a mobile device provider into the SOC, thus improving organizations’ capabilities to offer proactive risk mitigation via a more efficient security approach.

A security service partner, FreeDivision leverages IBM Security® QRadar® EDR to address the unique security concerns of its clients. The post Empowering security excellence: The dynamic partnership between FreeDivision and IBM appeared first on IBM Blog.

Companies need a versatile solution that complements existing identity solutions while integrating IAM silos into a cohesive whole. The post Simplifying IAM through orchestration appeared first on IBM Blog.

Security Operations Center (SOC) environments that leverage IBM QRadar Suite will have access to on-device threat intelligence from Samsung Galaxy mobile devices and centralized visibility into vulnerabilities. Strategic partnership brings Samsung Knox device vulnerability information into IBM Security ® QRadar ® Suite via integration to enhance risk mitigation for mobile endpoints

Dimple Ahluwalia, Global BISO and Global Senior Partner, Cybersecurity Services, IBM Consulting, & Tim Van den heede, Vice President of Global …

IBM also offers one of the most comprehensive data, AI and security portfolios in the industry – designed to help make it easier for companies to embed security and governance into the foundation of their AI-powered business. A new study [1] from the IBM Institute for Business Value sheds light on C-Suite perspectives and priorities when it comes to generative AI risk and adoption, revealing an alarming disconnect between security concerns and demands to innovate quickly.

“While a consolidated AI threat surface is only starting to form, IBM X-Force researchers anticipate that once the industry landscape matures around common technologies and enablement models, threat actors will begin to target these AI systems more broadly,” the report read. The study, which was published Monday at RSA Conference 2024, provides the results of a survey of C-suite executives’ perspectives on promoting secure applications of AI, and primarily generative AI.

To close that gap, AI testing should also consider machine learning security — machine learning security operations or ‘MLSecOps.’ This approach helps assess attacks against the machine learning pipeline and those originating from backdoored models and code execution within GenAI applications. That’s why IBM X-Force Red’s new Testing Service for AI is delivered by a team with deep expertise across data science, AI red teaming and application penetration testing .

With new IBM IBV research showing many organizations are still in the evaluation/pilot stages for most generative AI use cases such as information security (43%) and risk and compliance (46%), this is the time to get ahead of potential threats by prioritizing security from the start. As organizations move forward with gen AI solutions, they need to update their risk and governance models and incident response procedures to reflect these emerging threats.

Enterprises are in a flux trying to balance the rising new-age technology demands around agility, scalability, performance, and connectivity to ensure seamless experience with data security requirements and sustainability goals. This implies that AIOps capabilities must be tightly embedded into all the storage functions for intelligent provisioning, capacity planning, migration, encryption, threat detection, data recovery, and so forth for efficiency, ease of use, and better customer experience.

This blog will share X-Force’s unique perspective on Akira gained while observing the threat actors behind this ransomware, including commands used to deploy the ransomware, active exploitation of CVE-2023-20269 and analysis of the ransomware binary. Once ready, the threat group will attach a file that includes a list of folders and files exfiltrated during the operation in an effort to prove to the victim that Akira actors stole authentic files before encryption occurred.

Alice Fakir, a federal cybersecurity services partner at IBM, said the updated version of the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Cybersecurity Framework puts a focus on timeliness and reporting and managing supply chain risks and third-party risks, FedTech reported Wednesday.“This updated framework is calling for better awareness and improvement of security controls around supply chain and third-party risk, but adding that layer of communication is critical,” Fakir said.Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 highlights the need for organizations to set up supply chain risk programs and implement a comprehensive risk management program and outlines new steps to ensure effective information-sharing practices across the federal government regarding these programs.“It’s providing a broader set of activities that are required so that you can manage your third-party engagement, whereas before it was a very myopic view of managing security of an application that sits within a specific environment,” Fakir said.“What’s so significant about this new update to the risk management framework is a bigger focus on third-party risk management and supply chain risk management,” she added.In February, NIST released the CSF 2.0 framework that comes with a reference tool to allow users to search, view and export data from the framework’s core guidance in human-consumable and machine-readable formats.The Potomac Officers Club will host the 2024 Cyber Summit on June 6 to hear from government and industry experts about the dynamic and ever-evolving role of cyber in the public sector. Register here!

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Unlike traditional storage arrays, systems like IBM FlashSystem leverage machine learning to monitor data patterns, looking for anomalous behaviors indicative of a cyber threat. This new technology is designed to continuously monitor statistics gathered from every single I/O using machine learning models to detect anomalies like ransomware in less than a minute .

Insights are culled from various IBM sources, including X-Force Threat Intelligence, Incident Response, X-Force Red, IBM Managed Security Services, as well as data from Red Hat Insights and Intezer, all contributing to the comprehensive 2024 report. In MEA, malware accounted for 50% of observed incidents, followed by DDoS attacks, email threats, server access, and the use of legitimate tools for nefarious purposes, each at 17%.

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A key element in IBM Corp.’s storage announcements on Thursday involved security and a critical need to protect vital business data in the event of a breach. Walls was joined for the discussion by Ian Shave (left), vice president of IBM Storage Data Resilience Solutions at IBM, for a webinar during IBM’s “Future-Ready Storage Redefining Data Center Boundaries” event, an exclusive broadcast on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio.

Discover how Auto-Update and What’s New features will revolutionise cybersecurity maintenance & provide all the new updates on QRadar platform respectively in our latest video. Join us as we explore how these innovations streamline SIEM application updates and empower analysts to stay ahead of evolving threats.Follow this blog for in detailed information: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/security/blogs/aashish-sharma/2024/04/25/elevating-analyst-qradar-siem-experience-introduci