Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Organizations across the globe use Elastic to solve a wide array of security problems. Mature security teams use Elastic to perform threat hunting at scale, perform fast investigation to scope incidents, and leverage high-volume data sources to ensure accuracy and the right amount of context to make good security decisions. See a hands-on demo with real-world context to learn how Elastic has enabled security teams to: Matteo Rebeschini

The modern SOC must often make compromises when operationalizing data. Data is typically dropped or siloed due to technical complexity and/or cost. This results in low-fidelity detections, slow investigations, and time and resources lost in chasing down context needed to perform more compete analyses.

Elastic Security unites two critical components of cybersecurity - endpoint security and SIEM - to prevent, detect, and respond to threats. Learn how Elastic Security can help you See the latest capabilities in action and learn how endpoint security and SIEM can work together to speed up detection and response.

When it comes to malware attacks, one of the more common techniques is "living off the land." Attackers utilize standard programs and processes to execute these attacks, blending into an existing environment to avoid detection.

During this virtual event, attendees will view a short introduction to Elastic Security, then participate in a Capture the Flag exercise to investigate a real-life security incident. Space is limited and pre-event registration is required. Once this event has reached its capacity, registrants will be placed on a waitlist and contacted if a space opens up to attend.

The difference between successfully defending an attack or failing to compromise is your ability to understand what's happening in your network better than your adversary. Choosing the right network security monitoring (NSM) toolset is crucial to effectively monitor, detect, and respond to any potential threats in an organisation's network.

Security analytics needs to rapidly adapt to changing threats. Advanced detection techniques is one of the core capabilities of security operation centres in addressing different threat use cases. However, identifying and creating appropriate detection types for the use case might be challenging. In this webinar, we will discuss different detection techniques associated with Elastic Security's detection engine presented and demonstrated in the context of real-world examples and scenarios.

Unsupervised machine learning (ML) is a core capability for most security operations teams looking to implement an advanced threat detection or insider threat program. However, the deployment of ML can present adoption challenges for security teams. Unless they have in-house data scientists to develop and tune threat models and skilled threat hunters to investigate alerts and manually follow up on interpreting anomalous behaviors, teams may find themselves struggling to gain useful insights and operational value out of ML tools.

As an increasing number of factories go smart, we explore what this means, how it improves productivity and where Elastic can help. If you work in operational technology or with the industrial internet of things, this webinar is for you. Highlights.

Elastic Security unites two critical components of cybersecurity - endpoint security and SIEM - to prevent, detect, and respond to threats. Learn how Elastic Security can help you See the latest capabilities in action and learn how endpoint security and SIEM can work together to speed up detection and response. Highlights: Additional resources: Can't make it? Register and we'll send you the recording. You'll also receive an email with related content.