Singapore – Global cybersecurity firm Exabeam has recently unveiled the introduction of its first quarterly product release since merging with LogRhythm. These innovations are designed for global customers to access increased flexibility in choosing security solutions specifically tailored to their needs based on infrastructure, regulatory requirements, and operational preference.
Among these releases include LogRhythm Intelligence, an all-new offering that combines Exabeam’s AI expertise with LogRhythm’s self-hosted SIEM platform. This solution delivers advanced behaviour analytics for more effective threat detection, investigation, and response (TDIR).
As an AI-powered add-on, it also offers behavioural detections into the LogRhythm Machine Data Intelligence (MDI) Fabric to escalate anomalous activity of users and hosts into the LogRhythm SIEM user experience.
This enables analysts to now build searches, dashboards, reports, and execute security orchestration and automated response (SOAR) capabilities within LogRhythm SIEM through the insights generated by 795 behavioural models and 1,800 fact-based rules.
The 795 behavioural models are uniquely applied to every user and device to measure normal and abnormal ehavior. Said solution complements pre-packaged fact-based rules and reduces the number of manual rules customers need to create while reducing the rate of false positives.
“Our goal is to empower security teams with AI that augments their skills, accelerates their workflows, and ultimately makes them more effective in protecting their organisations against increasingly sophisticated threats,” commented Steve Wilson, chief product officer at Exabeam.
“As the leading and largest pure-play SIEM vendor, we’re committed to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the industry, empowering organisations to stay ahead of evolving threats in an increasingly complex digital landscape,” he also added.
Chris O’Malley, CEO at Exabeam, further remarked, “We work at the pleasure of our customers by exceeding their expectations, and Exabeam is relentless in our mission to put them first in driving our innovation agenda. This release marks the 10th consecutive quarterly launch for self-hosted LogRhythm SIEM and the 24th monthly release for the cloud-native Exabeam Security Operations Platform — embodying our deep commitment to our precious customers, offering unmatched flexibility and choice.”
O’Malley then shared, “Whether customers prefer self-hosted, cloud-native, or hybrid solutions, we empower them to scale their security operations globally with the confidence and precision they deserve. Our world-class training, subscription services, and partner network deliver unparalleled experience and expertise, ensuring customers not only achieve their critical security outcomes but also continuously enhance their security posture. Wherever you are in the world, Exabeam is ready, willing, and eager to serve.”
Furthermore, the firm also announced the launch of a new-scale security operations platform, simplifying log ingestion, improved dashboards with Exabeam Copilot, and expanded global regional support.
Through the platform, new cloud collectors can now streamline log ingestion, saving security personnel valuable time and resources and improving organisations’ ability to quickly and accurately detect threats.
Exabeam Copilot’s extended generative AI capabilities also include natural language assistance to create new dashboard visualisations without complex queries, streamlining compliance reports, IoC detection, and SOC performance.
Apart from these efforts, a new AI-based LogRhythm Intelligence offering was also included among the latest releases, with capabilities enabling a self-hosted LogRhythm SIEM platform to provide customers with improved log source management and configuration. This capability further extends to optimising analytics for enhanced load handling to meet the scale-on-demand requirements demanded by today’s SOCs.
In this launch, a new location for pending log source management in the Web Console gives analysts immediate visibility into sources, enabling them to efficiently edit log sources through the API.
New versions of Elasticsearch and the Advanced Intelligence Engine service also make security analytics more powerful, enabling greater efficiency with quicker and more accurate TDIR. Lastly, more than 60 new and enhanced log sources, including Rubrik, Anomali, and Akamai, are now added to over 1,000 existing out-of-the-box log sources as a continued commitment to provide customers accurate and modern TDIR.
