IBM advances Security Intelligence
IBM has unveiled new capabilities planned for its security intelligence platform designed to combine deep analytics with real-time data feeds from hundreds of different sources to give organizations, the ability to help proactively protect themselves from increasingly sophisticated and complex security threats and attacks using a single platform.
The QRadar Security Intelligence Platform, designed by Q1 Labs and acquired by IBM last fall, tackles this problem head-on by serving as a control centre that integrates real-time security intelligence data to include more than 400 different sources.
"Trying to approach security with a piece-part approach simply doesn't work. By applying analytics and knowledge of the latest threats and helping integrate key security elements, IBM plans to deliver predictive insight and broader protection," said Vaidyanathan Iyer, Country Manager for Security, SWG, IBM ISA.
With new integrations to be made available, the analytics platform can quickly identify abnormal activity by combining the contextual awareness of the latest threats and methods being used by hackers with real-time analysis of the traffic on the corporate IT infrastructure.
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