LogRhythm introduces standalone User and Entity Behaviour Analytics offering

LogRhythm UEBA provides increased security coverage, faster threat detection with minimal investment.

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LogRhythm has entered the User and Entity Behaviour Analytics (UEBA) market with the introduction of LogRhythm UEBA, an independent analytics product that enhances the security of environments for customers that wish to augment a non-LogRhythm SIEM or introduce a standalone UEBA product if there is no formal SIEM in place. LogRhythm’s UEBA offering applies both machine learning-based behavioural analytics and real-time scenario-based threat detection to provide complete coverage in detecting user-based threats. These capabilities are combined within LogRhythm’s integrated workflow for detection and response, providing a highly efficient solution in recognising and mitigating user-based threats.   
Based on advanced analytics of user behaviour, LogRhythm UEBA provides increased security coverage with minimal investment for security professionals in enterprise and SME organisations who need protection from insider threats, compromised accounts, admin abuse and other user-based threats.
“Organisations are under siege by an ecosystem of threat actors, from motivated insiders to well-armed nation-states,” said Chris Brazdziunas, VP of products at LogRhythm. “Meanwhile, many security teams face significant obstacles securing qualified personnel to combat these threats. These challenges are sometimes heightened by organisational pressure to relax controls to unlock business productivity. UEBA arms organisations to detect and respond to user-based threats. Analysts are provided evidence-based starting points for investigation, rich visualisations for effective analysis, and direct access to data for rapid response.”
LogRhythm UEBA is distinct in the marketplace because, unlike other UEBA point solutions that use limited analytical methods, LogRhythm UEBA detects known and unknown threats via in-depth analytics, applying machine learning and scenario analytics to quickly surface and prioritise critical events. Further, LogRhythm UEBA employs cloud-based analytics that can evolve over time, taking into account feedback from customers to hone accuracy. LogRhythm UEBA collects threat training data from the whole of an organisation’s activity and across its extended customer footprint. Collecting feedback from a global set of SOC analysts and incident responders makes the product smarter and faster. Additionally, LogRhythm provides customers with a library of field-proven user-based threat scenarios that operate in coordination with ML-observed activities to corroborate security relevancy for greater precision in identifying threats.
LogRhythm UEBA breathes life into existing and legacy SIEM deployments with an easy to deploy, highly effective UEBA solution that delivers fast ROI. Specific use cases for LogRhythm UEBA include:
  • Insider threat: A new study finds that most security professionals (88 percent) view insider threats as a dangerous and growing concern for their organisation. LogRhythm UEBA provides machine-assisted monitoring of contractors and high-impact teams such as IT, finance and sales to prevent data theft, fraud, sabotage, policy violations and other dangerous activity. It uses behavioural profiling to spot deviations from normal behaviour and scenario analytics to recognise established patterns.
     
  • Account takeover: Attackers who have compromised a network will attempt to take control of an account and move laterally until they attain their target. LogRhythm UEBA unmasks these imposters by examining the behaviour of individual users and associated peer groups. External threats are quickly identified, preventing further compromise and damage.
     
  • Privilege abuse and misuse: With extensive access to systems and data, privileged users present heightened risk to the organisation. LogRhythm UEBA helps ensure access rights are used appropriately. Its algorithms automatically monitor the creation and deletion of privileged accounts, the elevation of permissions, and the suspicious use of privileged accounts.
“A significant number of large enterprises are replacing their legacy SIEMs with LogRhythm’s next-gen platform, but not every organisation is able to do that today,” said Matt Winter, vice president of marketing and business development at LogRhythm. “With LogRhythm UEBA, customers that aren’t yet ready for full replacement no longer have to settle for an unproven and functionally limited ‘SIEM helper’ or similar point product to get more value out of their existing SIEMs. Instead, LogRhythm now offers them a full-featured solution that’s architected to scale, can seamlessly grow with them as their needs evolve and has been repeatedly proven in large global deployments.”
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