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cyber security
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mike Potts, CEO of Lancope (Part 3)
Sramana Mitra: Take one of your customers and take us through how this all works. What points do you start monitoring? What kinds of things do you find? Walk us through a use case. Mike Potts: We can take HP as an example. We got a large use case on our site as well as
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mike Potts, CEO of Lancope (Part 2)
Sramana Mitra: Can you help put some of the other players and the ecosystem map in view a bit? I’m still looking for the ecosystem map. Mike Potts: Let me shed a little bit of light on what we’re doing. We really are the lights of the network using the electricity, which is the metadata coming
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mike Potts, CEO of Lancope (Part 1)
Atlanta, Georgia has become a mini hub for Cyber Security companies. Lancope is part of that ecosystem. This conversation is an exploration of the network security side of things. Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as to Lancope. Mike Potts: I’m the President and CEO of Lancope. I’m a
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mark Jaffe, CEO of Prelert (Part 6)
Sramana Mitra: I got it. Let’s actually take this forward. Now, I’m going to ask you to go up to that 30,000-foot level and talk to me about the application of artificial intelligence into the field of cyber security. In more general terms, what are some of the things that you’re seeing? Who’s doing what?
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mark Jaffe, CEO of Prelert (Part 5)
Sramana Mitra: If I understand correctly, you have this behavioral detection data anlaysis going on. The machine learning is correcting things. As new use cases pop up, the system administrators can set up new heuristics on what the machine learning algorithm should be doing in an unsupervised mode to correct those. Mark Jaffe: It’s not
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mark Jaffe, CEO of Prelert (Part 4)
Sramana Mitra: I think the data-driven approach is growing for sure. The follow-up question to that is, do you have direct competitors that are following exactly your approach? Mark Jaffe: There are a lot of competitors who are applying machine learning to solve the data problem. I couldn’t even name them. Since this interview started,
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mark Jaffe, CEO of Prelert (Part 3)
Mark Jaffe: The challenge in building Prelert and this sounds like a simple approach, is learning normal behaviors from billions and trillions of terabytes of data per day and being able to do that accurately. It turns out to be really hard. That’s what Prelert is all about – having cracked the code to be able
Thought Leaders in Cyber Security: Mark Jaffe, CEO of Prelert (Part 2)
Mark Jaffe: So I met Steve Dodson who’s the CTO of Prelert. Steve and I founded the business with the goal of automatically gleaning insights from those logs that are today missing and therefore lead to long undetected breaches and operational issues. Sramana Mitra: Can you walk us through, in some detail, exactly how the detection is
