Exabeam, a global cybersecurity pioneer and creator of new-scale SIEM for advancing security operations, announces that Ansell has adopted Exabeam Fusion security information and event management (SIEM) across its U.S. locations and offices.
Ansell, a pioneer in providing health and safety protection solutions that enhance human well-being, chose Exabeam Fusion to establish a normal baseline of activity across its business, IT, and security environments, including its Cisco product security stack, to quickly detect abnormalities that may indicate a cybersecurity threat or attack.
Quickly detect abnormalities
“We are proud to provide Exabeam Fusion to protect a world leader in PPE manufacturing that, in turn, protects millions of workers around the world,” said Michael DeCesare, CEO, and President, Exabeam.
“Ansell also showcases the immediate benefits our SIEM customers receive from our hundreds of integrations with the world’s leading IT and security products. In this case, we can quickly ingest, parse, store, and search all the data coming from the Cisco Secure portfolio of products, among other IT and security solutions in Ansell’s environment.”
Security operations centers
Exabeam modernises security operations centres (SOCs) with advanced analytics
“One of the first things that drew us to Exabeam was its ability to integrate out of the gate with many of our Cisco security products,” said George Michalitsianos, Vice President of information security for Ansell.
“We also look forward to working with a true cloud-native SIEM provider that can give us the data lake and security technologies we need under one roof to protect our business, including cloud-scale security log management, powerful behaviour analytics, and an automated Threat Detection, Investigation and Response (TDIR) experience.”
Exabeam modernises Security Operations Centres (SOCs) with advanced analytics and automation of the entire TDIR workflow for security teams, greatly accelerating the time it takes to conduct deep investigations and resolve security incidents across their organisations. The company has a patented feature that creates timelines that automatically reconstruct security incidents.
