Darktrace now integrates with Amazon Security Lake to augment the value security teams get from both products, streamlining analyst workflows and improving their ability to detect and respond to the full spectrum of known and unknown cyber-threats.

Out-of-hours attacks continue to be a large stress for security teams, however with RESPOND, companies can stop threats without the need for 24/7 human monitoring. This blog explores a nighttime incident where RESPOND triggered a decisive model breach but was prevented from acting without human input.

This blog describes why the New Jersey State Bar Association adopted Darktrace’s Autonomous Response technology across the entire business, how it stopped a sophisticated SaaS attack, and why the IT department now refer to it as another member of the team.

Autonomous Response recently stopped a Trickbot attack on a public administration organization, despite being activated only after the threat had taken root. This blog outlines the reasons for Trickbot’s repeated resurrection and explains how Darktrace’s Autonomous Response is able to stop each new iteration.

Discover why Lighthouse Global, a technology provider for legal firms and large businesses, relies on Darktrace to protect its email and cloud environment as the organization changes and grows.

This blog breaks down the challenges of securing high-profile events – including the ‘access paradox’, increasing IT and OT convergence, and the importance of a fast response – and explains how Self-Learning AI changes the game.

Darktrace experts were on the front lines throughout 2021 – a historic year of cyber-attacks. In this blog, those experts look ahead, offering their predictions for cyber security in 2022.

This blog breaks down every stage of ransomware, highlighting attackers’ aims at each step, the techniques they adopt to avoid conventional defenses, and the anomalous activity that causes Darktrace AI to initiate a targeted response.

Darktrace’s AI has detected attackers exploiting the Log4Shell vulnerabilities across multiple customer environments. This blog breaks down two real-world attack scenarios and highlights the autonomous actions taken by AI.

As Arrow McLaren SP looks back on a positive season, the team reflect on their key challenges and successes – and explain how AI and automation is leveraged in every aspect of their work – from driver simulation to cyber security.

A new part of the McLaren car is created every 15 seconds, with suppliers around the world contributing to the team’s success. From a security perspective, each of these providers represent a potential chink in McLaren’s defensive armor. Learn why the security team chose Darktrace’s AI to protect the organisation from supply chain attacks.

When a cyber-attack struck a national sporting body one week before the start of the Tokyo Olympics, Darktrace was on hand to autonomously stop the threat. This blog breaks down the attack in detail.

Discover why Sellen Construction rely on Darktrace and Microsoft to protect their dynamic cloud environment, how AI Analyst saves its security team time in threat investigation, and how Darktrace enables self-learning protection across the business.

REvil have exploited IT management software provider Kaseya in one of the most far-reaching ransomware attacks of the year. This blog unpacks a real-world intrusion of REvil ransomware, and demonstrates how Autonomous Response protected customer data from encryption.

Deep dive into how an attacker leveraged compromised credentials to infect multiple servers and spread laterally through the organization. This detailed threat find is an excellent use case for Autonomous Response and the importance of patching vulnerabilities.

McLaren is unique in competing in both Formula 1 and the NTT INDYCAR Series. Darktrace’s AI has seamlessly scaled and extended to protect both teams from machine-speed cyber-attacks like ransomware, working across different time zones to provide around-the-clock protection with Autonomous Response.

This blog explains how AWS’s extension of VPC Traffic Mirroring to non-Nitro instances supports Darktrace’s real-time visibility and adaptive, autonomous defense for AWS cloud environments.

This blog explains how the visibility provided by Google’s Packet Mirroring enables the Darktrace Immune System to seamlessly deploy in the cloud and form an understanding of what normal activity looks like for every user, container, application, and workload in a customer’s Google Cloud environment.

Version 5 offers a series of innovations across the Darktrace Immune System platform, bringing critical value to security teams grappling with the new normal. This blog explores how AI augments security teams with extended coverage across cloud services and zero-trust environments and an open architecture that enables seamless integrations.

Darktrace recently detected and investigated a WastedLocker attack. This blog explores how this high-speed, high-stakes ransomware uses ‘Living off the Land’ techniques to bypass traditional security tools, and how Darktrace Antigena can autonomously stop this threat in its earliest stages, before encryption has begun.

LeChiffre ransomware was recently identified by Darktrace’s AI inside the network of a US distributor. As the Cyber AI Analyst launched an automated investigation in real time, this blog looks at every stage of the attack kill chain, and how it could have been stopped with Autonomous Response.

AI is being used by cyber-criminals to augment their attacks at every stage in the kill chain, ensuring their campaigns are fast, numerous and stealthy.

Cyber AI is taking back the advantage over an ever-evolving adversary, saving time, money, resources, and – perhaps most critically – reputation.

Darktrace Antigena’s surgical intervention affords security teams the time they needed to investigate malicious behavior.

Catching sophisticated, long-haul attacks requires AI-powered tools that learn what’s normal for each unique user and device.

Darktrace, creator of the first enterprise-grade autonomous response technology, leverages AI algorithms to stop malware in its tracks.

In the first installment of a two-part series, Darktrace’s Max Heinemeyer reviews the IoT, Cloud, and SaaS trends of last year and forecasts what he expects to see in 2019.