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Innovative SOC Strategy Helps Tackle the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage.

Global Investment Firm Bolsters Small Security Team With Autonomous Security Operations

Digital Government Solutions Security Team Gains Unparalleled Visibility with JASK

Records processing in JASK differs from the methods SIEM solutions take to process events into alerts. JASK’s multi-step analysis results in Insights - a collection of related threat signals that provide context and timeline for an analyst to review. This brief provides an overview of JASK’s records analysis methodology

The integration of AI-driven security solutions from JASK and Cylance offers enterprises and security service providers superior operational efficiency in the security operations center (SOC).

The real-time integration of JASK & Carbon Black provides high-value alerts and extended contextual investigation insights to our joint customers, all within a cloud-native environment.

Reduce triage time and improve MTTR: automatically turn data to Insights, and Insights to immediate actions with AI-driven leaders JASK and Demisto.

A modern SOC should be built with modern tools: a cloud platform architected to provide the analysts all of the critical information needed to effectively manage the risk of cyber threats to the organization.

The legacy SIEM architecture no longer meets the needs of the modern SOC. Analysts today spend too much time triaging each alert, due to lack of context and visibility, leaving little time available to perform more valuable risk-mitigating functions such as threat hunting. Worse yet, due to the tremendous alert volume, many organizations don’t even manage to review all the alerts.

Today the SOC team is forced to spend much of their time hunting down information on alerts rather than identifying risk, responding to incidents, determining the incident impact, and reducing the time to detect breaches.

The SOC is drowning in systems which are giving them information, but lacking enough context to make good decisions. As a result, most SOC teams are spending too much time on validation and not enough time on problem-solving.

We present, in this set of use cases, a series of examples that help illustrate the beauty and power of open source security analytics. Each example shares the exact attack data and remediation.

JASK is modernizing security operations with products and services to reduce organizational risk and improve human efficiency.

JASK's Rod Soto sits down with ASIStv for an interview during Blackhat 2018.

City Colllege of San Francisco Distance Learning | CNIT 152 Incident Response October 22 2018 Lecture | The Robot in the SOC: What is SOC Automation

JASK was all in at BlackHat 2018! Watch everything we had in store for the attendees, from flashmobs to a 1923 speakeasy.

JASK took a different approach to the buzz of BlackHat 2018 and gave attendees a chance to “paws” and recharge with friendly service dogs.

The JASK Team Takes on Defcon 2018.

Security analysts are frustrated by technology that doesn’t support their needs, they are forced to manage multiple systems and manually correlate and analyze data.

Rocky DeStefano, JASK VP of Product, presents Part 3 of JASK Expert Analysis series. In this episode, Rocky discusses the latest available remote administration tools.

Rod Soto presents Part 2 of JASK Expert Analysis series. In the series, Current Crimeware and Nation State Activity, Soto will discuss the latest need-to-know analysis of the current threat landscape.

In the JASK Expert Analysis series kick-off, Kevin will present on Current Crimeware and Nation State Activity. He will discuss the latest need-to-know analysis of the current threat landscape.

Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) and JASK pair up to offer an on-demand webinar about the top 5 security and operation challenges faced by organizations on a daily basis.

With cybersecurity concerns escalating, organizations are scrambling to boost budgets, hire talent and improve security operations – in the hopes of defeating a sophisticated enemy.

Ultimately, SIEM platforms are ready for a move to the cloud. The two primary functions of a SIEM platform are to ingest network data and perform rigorous correlation and analysis on the data. However, in today’s world of massive data volumes and advanced analytics capabilities, the SIEM on-premise model has cracks that are now widely recognized across users.

JASK is traveling the country in 2019 on our SIEM Insanity Tour to let people get a first-hand experience of a modern SIEM.

In this post, we will cover how to use the JASK API to identify gaps in rule coverage.

How to expand the funnel by customizing workflow inside the JASK platform and pulling the additional metrics via API.

Increasingly, more organizations are starting to rely on open source software to build their products. JASK is no exception to this trend.

Almost anyone who has spent time around SIEM and security operations have seen a security event management funnel.

Today’s innovating companies are increasingly moving to public cloud environments to manage their mission-critical applications.

Rod Soto, director of security research at JASK Inc., noted that incidents like this where a known vulnerable product is exploited raises the question of whether software developers should be mandated to introduce automatic patching of their code.

The latest round of security analytics/operations vendors, such as DEVO, Empow Cybersecurity, and JASK, have embraced a cloud-based backend designed for data pipelining, processor-intensive machine learning algorithms, and massive scale.

The internet is a bustling place, with hackers constantly firing exploits against whoever they can. Cybersecurity firm GreyNoise is trying to filter out some of that noise.

“Apple’s decision to significantly expand its commitment to Austin clearly illustrates to the incredible talent pool in place here, which has accelerated JASK’s growth since opening our headquarters earlier this year,” Jask CEO Greg Martin said.

Cybersecurity startup JASK has signed a distributor deal with Exclusive Group, a global, security-only distributor, to accelerate market penetration of its technology globally.

Distributor Exclusive Group has been appointed by JASK to accelerate the market penetration of its technologies around the world.

JASK announced the appointment of Kyle Derr as chief architect.

JASK announces new dynamic multi-cloud visibility and workload monitoring features that extend its leadership position as the market’s first cloud-native SIEM.

CB Insights today named JAS to the third annual AI 100 ranking, showcasing the 100 most promising private artificial intelligence companies in the world.

JASK unveils its enhanced JASK Momentum global partner program. The JASK Momentum program now features resources and benefits unlike any other in the industry, offering unprecedented tools and protection for JASK partners.

JASK has announced a partnership with global management consulting firm Dark Rhino Security.

JASK announced the expansion of its customer-driven threat-hunting-as-service offering, JASK SpecOps.