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RSA: Unveiling the Top Innovations in Cyber Security

Unveiling the Top Innovations in Cyber Security

More than 40,000 attendees gathered at the Moscone Center in San Francisco for RSA Conference 2024, coming together to exchange ideas and data, unveil new products, and gain insights from the diverse perspectives that have shaped the industry over the past year. Discover the key spotlights from RSA Conference 2024.

The Hype vs Reality of AI:

AI was the most talked-about topic, mentioned so often that it became a joke. However, “AI” is usually used more as a marketing buzzword than a useful term for describing how it can help address and prevent security issues. We are moving beyond the initial hype and into a more realistic phase where we understand how to use AI. At the same time, we’re becoming aware of the new challenges, risks, and surprises it brings – both on the defense and offense.

AI-powered next-gen SIEM is crucial for staying ahead of cyber attackers:

In his RSAC 2024 keynote, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz warned security professionals to adopt AI-driven next-gen SIEM solutions or risk falling behind cyber criminals already using this technology. He highlighted the rapid pace of attacks, noting adversaries can compromise systems and move laterally in just over two minutes.

ai powered next-gen siem is crucial for staying ahead of cyber attackers

Kurtz emphasized the critical role of next-gen SIEM in integrating data and AI automation for advanced threat detection and response. He urged SOC analysts to embrace AI to remain relevant, stating that this technology has the potential to revolutionize security operations.

Revival of On-Premises Hardware: Why it’s Important Again:

Companies that used to offer only cloud-based solutions are now introducing on-premises hardware designed for connecting and securing branch offices and remote locations. This shift indicates that we’ve moved beyond the COVID-19 era where remote work and cloud solutions were the primary focus. Security teams are now aiming to modernize their systems by integrating on-premises hardware with the remote and cloud-based solutions they’ve been using over the past few years. This approach ensures comprehensive security across all locations, whether on-site or remote with better controls on Data Sovereignty.

RSA: Unveiling the Top Innovations in Cyber Security

Amir Faizi