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Analytics-based software provides an effective defense against cybercriminals
SAS makes its new solution to combat cybercrime available to the market: SAS Cybersecurity. The new software promises to address the big challenge of Big Data in detecting cyber intruders, as well as helping organizations to use the information they already have against intruders in order to protect corporate assets.
“The biggest cyber threat organizations face today are hackers that lurk in corporate networks and often infiltrate for months. Without being detected, they are ready to steal confidential information or disrupt operations,” says Carlos Sovegni, Fraud Prevention Specialist at SAS Latin America. "The longer criminals stay on the network, the more difficult it becomes to be able to detect them."
In the initial intrusion, the organization has a significant advantage over the attackers, given the security team's knowledge of the network infrastructure. However, as time passes, cybercriminals learn to camouflage themselves. The huge amounts of data involved also help to hide your actions.
"SAS Cybersecurity can find patterns hidden in massive amounts of network data, indicating suspicious activity. This helps organizations across all industries to improve their network defenses and we will also protect their customers, operational and financial data," he said. Stu Bradley, Senior Director of Fraud Prevention at SAS.
“The biggest cyber threat organizations face today are hackers that lurk in corporate networks and often infiltrate for months. Without being detected, they are ready to steal confidential information or disrupt operations,” says Carlos Sovegni, Fraud Prevention Specialist at SAS Latin America. "The longer criminals stay on the network, the more difficult it becomes to be able to detect them."
In the initial intrusion, the organization has a significant advantage over the attackers, given the security team's knowledge of the network infrastructure. However, as time passes, cybercriminals learn to camouflage themselves. The huge amounts of data involved also help to hide your actions.
"SAS Cybersecurity can find patterns hidden in massive amounts of network data, indicating suspicious activity. This helps organizations across all industries to improve their network defenses and we will also protect their customers, operational and financial data," he said. Stu Bradley, Senior Director of Fraud Prevention at SAS.
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