Author Archives: Carla Gajdecki

We’re excited to announce AI-powered anomaly detection enhancements designed to catch the sophisticated attacks that traditional rules-based techniques miss. The Challenge We’ve Solved Improbable travel detection is effective at catching attackers who move between distant locations at unrealistic speeds. However, … Continue reading →

Q2 delivered decisive progress on three fronts: expanding threat detection into blind spots, accelerating incident investigation, and removing operational friction for partners. The quarter reflects a shift toward platform-level capabilities that help security teams detect what matters, investigate faster with … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the upcoming release of new detections that expand visibility into firewall administration activity, remote access, and potentially malicious network behavior observed through Sophos Firewall and FortiGate telemetry.

We are pleased to announce that on Tuesday February 24, Adlumin will release a new set of detection rules for Fortinet. This update expands your visibility into threats in Fortinet-protected environments by analyzing the Fortinet syslog data you already send … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the upcoming release of new out-of-the-box detections available for our SonicWall integration, effective Thursday, February 5. These detections improve visibility into proxy activity, firewall configuration changes, malware events and outbound traffic.

New out‑of‑the‑box detections will be made available starting Monday January 26th available for ESET telemetry, covering network security events and security‑relevant events across multiple severity levels: These detections provide immediate visibility into ESET‑reported activity without requiring custom configuration As always, … Continue reading →

January brings to Adlumin a trio of improvements with a new data source integration welcoming ESET into the fold, we are also strengthening reliability through an SDK Upgrade for our Duo integration and last but not least Adlumin Breach Prevention … Continue reading →