Today, cyber security is no longer a human-scale problem: it is a machine-on-machine fight. It is critical that organizations adopt defensive AI to protect against the next generation of automated attacks. In this whitepaper, learn about machine-speed threats, zero days and the rise of offensive AI, as well as sophisticated and novel threats neutralized by ...

Rapid changes in working patterns and digital infrastructure have led to significant developments in the cyber-threat landscape. Today, Australian companies are under pressure to comply with a range of cyber regulations. Read this whitepaper to discover how Darktrace Self-Learning AI has helped hundreds of Australian organizations to defend their infrastructure from attack and safeguard their ...

This white paper explores developing trends in the email threat landscape, and outlines how self-learning AI can be leveraged to detect and respond to the full range of attacks targeting the inbox.

The past year has seen drastic change and escalation in the cyber-threat threat landscape. This report explores the key threat trends that are emerging, and why incorporating self-learning AI as part of an organization’s threat detection and response strategy can uplift security teams and neutralize even the most damaging of cyber-threats.

Despite organizations adopting ‘secure’ email gateways and extensive employee training, 94% of cyber-attacks still start in the inbox. It’s clear a more advanced approach to email security is needed. Able to spot the subtlest signals of attack, Darktrace Antigena Email recognizes malicious activity even in ‘clean emails’ – preventing threats from reaching the inbox.    ...

This white paper explores developing trends in the email threat landscape, and outlines how self-learning AI can be leveraged to detect and respond to the full range of attacks targeting the inbox.

The past year has seen drastic change and escalation in the cyber-threat threat landscape. This report explores the key threat trends that are emerging, and why incorporating self-learning AI as part of an organization’s threat detection and response strategy can uplift security teams and neutralize even the most damaging of cyber-threats.

88% of cyber security professionals anticipate that AI-driven attacks will become mainstream. With the open-source research tools needed to facilitate such attacks already available, it’s a matter of when, not if, they will strike.  To defend against them, security teams must understanding the threat they’re facing – and implement technology that can fight back. Read ...

Despite organizations adopting ‘secure’ email gateways and extensive employee training, 94% of cyber-attacks still start in the inbox. It’s clear a more advanced approach to email security is needed.    Able to spot the subtlest signals of attack, Darktrace Antigena Email recognizes malicious activity even in ‘clean emails’ – preventing threats from reaching the inbox.   ...

In the past, when threat actors were less advanced and when digital activity was more predictable, a traditional approach to security was often adequate to keep cyber-threats at bay. By configuring security tools with static rules and historical attack data, organizations have sought to detect threats by defining ‘benign’ or ‘malicious’ in advance – relying ...