In 2022, generative AI has gone mainstream, but what many don’t know is that generative models can also have a dark side, they have given rise to a new breed of cyber attacks. These attacks exploit the defining property of generative models—their ability to generate… Read More »CTO Talk: ChatGPT vs GuardGPT. Generative AI in the context of cybersecurity.
The LogSentinel reactive security operations platform continues to integrate new cyber defense capabilities, source tracking and combat. The system integrates AI, XDR (EDR, NDR, MDR), scouting, surveillance, traceability, protection, response and confrontation capabilities. The AI module for combat-oriented operations identifies risks before the attack, intercepts,… Read More »Cyber-Attacks – Monitoring, Prediction, and Confrontation
It’s no secret that cybersecurity is one of the main challenges currently faced by our society. Hackers who got into government servers and private communication services have become a global threat. The blockchain could be a revolutionary technology in the fight against cyber threats, offering… Read More »The Blockchain In Cybersecurity: Blockchain SIEM
Based on blockchain technology, LogSentinel designs and implements a zero-trust security system that stores data on-chain, uploads local log files to the blockchain for storage, and provides a visual interface for users to use security analysis functions. The system can provide safe and reliable storage… Read More »CTO-Talk: Defense Artifacts for Zero-Trust Security
What is thread detection? Threat detection is a key practice to information security. Identifying threats and detecting them on time helps to ensure enterprise security. If a threat is detected, then mitigation efforts must be enacted to properly neutralize the threat before it can exploit… Read More »Threat Intel – a Crucial Part of Cybersecurity
According to Gartner, 20 percent of organizations have experienced at least one attack on IoT tech in the past three years. Unsecured network connections with Internet access compromise data privacy. Through them, third parties can gain remote control over the device. The Jeep Hack In July… Read More »Three Cases of Hacked IoT Devices
Cybercrime can look different for every organization, and consequences could vary. The dangers of cyberattacks don’t limit only to hackers stealing personal or company information — they can also be expensive. The cost of recovering from a cyber-attack can be costly or put organizations out… Read More »Cybersecurity Trends Mid-2022
What is the Internet of Things? IoT is a network of interconnected devices, software, sensors, or people that are provided with unique identifiers (UIDs), with the ability to transfer data over a network without the need for human interaction. What are IoT devices? IoT… Read More »Internet of Things and the Risk for Cybersecurity
Stay one step ahead of the hackers. Don’t be the next headline. As the world becomes more interconnected, the risk of large-scale cyber-attacks increases, especially for companies of critical importance such as those from the financial sector, healthcare, critical infrastructure, and government services. In the… Read More »How to Keep Data Safe in Times of Cyberwar
Most of the current SIEM, SOAR, and XDR solutions with integrated deep neural networks focus only on rough correlations that have no causal relationship, which often leads to testing of deep learning systems in real conditions that are significantly different from learning scenarios, and they… Read More »CTO Talk: From the Sandbox – LogSentinel’s Neural Network
5G is the fifth-generation mobile network. The first four generations each brought a new level of connectivity. 3G and 4G centered on rising mobile file information. 5G seeks to continue this trend and expand its use for mobile access and enables an increase in the… Read More »Free E-Book: The Impact of 5G on Cybersecurity
