AI-driven Network Security

MAY 30 | WEBINAR

Olympic Chaos: Responding to
a Destructive Malware Attack

Olympic Destroyer malware froze IT systems
and stopped the Olympics ticket site. Learn
how BluVector and Endace could have helped.

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Threat Report
Q1 2018

APTs and Trojans still making headlines
as new cryptocurrency threats begin in
BluVector’s new quarterly report.

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SOC Automation
of Threat Investigation

Learn how the Gigamon SOC team automated
and accelerated threat response utilizing
BluVector Cortex, providing more time for
strategic activities.

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IBC Bank Reports Threat Detection Success with BluVector Cortex

Financial institution discloses that BluVector's machine learning delivered ROI within first week.

Threat Report: Exploit Kits Still a Threat

Despite a reduction in exploit activity in the past two years, the RIG exploit kit is making a comeback.

Threat Report: SynAck Ransomware Uses Process Doppelganging

New technique has been targeting users in Kuwait, Iran, Germany and the U.S.

Two AI Engines, One Goal

BluVector’s powerful machine learning and speculative code execution technologies enable organizations to minimize the risk of costly cybersecurity incidents by accurately identifying advanced malware attacks designed to avoid anti-virus, mask malicious behaviors and subvert traditional defenses.

Machine Learning Engine

BluVector’s Machine Learning Engine (MLE) is a patented, supervised machine learning engine, which was developed within the defense and intelligence community to accurately detect zero-day and polymorphic malware in files in real time.

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Speculative Code Execution

BluVector’s Speculative Code Execution (SCE) Engine is the security market’s first analytic specifically designed to detect fileless malware as it traverses the network by emulating how the malware will behave when it is executed.

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