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Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 4:15 am
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3. Kaspersky Threat Hunting — services for active threat search, managed detection of threats and response to them (Managed Detection and Response, MDR). This group includes the round-the-clock monitoring of information security events and response to incidents service Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response , as well as the detection service Targeted Attack Discovery. In fact, customers using Kaspersky Threat Hunting engage highly qualified experts from Kaspersky Lab to detect signs of hidden threats in huge arrays of corporate data.

Hidden” of “passing under the radar” of assessed by automated search tools as a potential threat. An important fact: the most malicious attacks are often those thought out and planned according to the canada whatsapp data of the legendary Kevin Mitnick — without any malicious code, based only on social engineering in combination with completely legal tools. Kaspersky Threat Hunting allows us to recognize their signs in corporate document flow, mailings and databases.

4. Kaspersky Unified Monitoring & Analysis Platform (KUMA) is a SIEM — a combination of SIM (Security Information Management) and SEM (Security Event Management). Joint control of these two areas allows real-time analysis of suspicious incidents and response to identified threats before significant damage is caused to the IT infrastructure. There are many companies in the world that successfully develop SIEM solutions, but Kaspersky Lab was not one of them until recently. Now, KUMA is already being used in "combat" mode by Kaspersky Lab's own information security service. The developer's immediate plans include the creation of a single modular platform with KUMA as a central means of detecting incidents and with a whole range of related means of responding to detected threats.