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Threat Intelligence by Cisco at RSAC 2019

May 7, 2019

Better Threat Intelligence Better Integration Better Security. Machine Learning: The What and Why of AI. Vendors claim they have the end-all machine learning solution. But many can’t tell you why they use it and worse, it may not qualify as machine learning. You shouldn’t have to be a data scientist to be an educated buyer. This discussion will review what machine learning is and examine different techniques and when to use them. You’ll become more informed and gain six questions to ask vendors.

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Courion Corporation

Courion is the market leader in identity and access governance and administration (IGA), from provisioning to governance to identity analytics and intelligence (IAI). In 2015, Courion acquired Core Security to form the only company that can continuously and comprehensively monitor both infrastructure vulnerability and access risk. Core Security provides the industry's first comprehensive attack intelligence platform offering advanced analytics to prioritize, validate and seek to eliminate security threats. Many of the world’s largest enterprises and organizations rely on Courion’s solutions to confidently provide an access governance process that ensures compliance to thousands of employees while protecting critical company data and assets from unauthorized access. Now with the addition of Core Security’s solutions, these same enterprises and security professionals can focus on the most likely threats to their business by modeling, simulating and testing the actions of an actual attack

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