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Security Analytics: Current Status

Security Analytics has become the cornerstone of modern cybersecurity programs, transforming raw security data into actionable intelligence that enables proactive threat detection, risk management, and informed decision-making. As organizations generate massive volumes of security telemetry from diverse sources, advanced analytics capabilities have become essential for identifying threats hidden within noise.

Big Data and Machine Learning

Modern security analytics platforms leverage big data technologies to collect, process, and analyze petabytes of security data from endpoints, networks, applications, cloud services, and threat intelligence feeds. Machine learning algorithms identify patterns, anomalies, and indicators of compromise that would be impossible to detect through manual analysis. User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) establishes baselines for normal activity and flags deviations that may indicate insider threats, compromised accounts, or advanced persistent threats. Predictive analytics models forecast potential security incidents and vulnerabilities before exploitation occurs.

Integration and Correlation

Security analytics requires integrating data from disparate sources including SIEM platforms, endpoint detection tools, network traffic analyzers, vulnerability scanners, and threat intelligence services. Advanced correlation engines connect seemingly unrelated events across the security ecosystem to reveal attack chains and lateral movement. Organizations struggle with data quality, normalization challenges, and alert fatigue when analytics systems generate excessive false positives.

Operationalizing Analytics

Successful security analytics programs require not just technology but also skilled analysts who can interpret results, tune models, and translate findings into security improvements. Organizations are developing security data lakes, implementing real-time streaming analytics, and adopting cloud-based analytics platforms. The challenge lies in balancing automation with human expertise while demonstrating measurable improvements in threat detection effectiveness and incident response times.

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15th January 2026 | Blue Team Workshop | January 15 | Modern Network Attacks

This workshop gives security teams hands on experience defending modern network environments through interactive, scenario driven exercises. Participants will work through real attack simulations that strengthen detection, response and defensive decision making across key network surfaces. The format is self paced with expert support, allowing attendees to build practical skills they can apply immediately in their environments.

The session also includes briefings from cybersecurity practitioners who explain current attacker tactics and outline strategies for staying ahead of evolving network threats. Participants earn 3 CPE credits as they complete the challenges, with the top performers recognized through a small reward. The workshop is designed for defenders who want to sharpen their techniques and gain realistic experience in preventing modern network attacks.

Company_Webinar • Part of Vectra AI

22nd January 2026 | Back to the Future: A review of 2025 and a look ahead to 2026

The session offers a clear look at how the cybersecurity landscape evolved in 2025, with Suzy Button, Elastic’s Field CTO, outlining the major challenges, the successes and the legislative pressures that shaped security teams during the year. The webinar then shifts toward what organizations should expect in 2026, focusing on the priorities needed to reduce cyber risk and stay aligned with modern compliance requirements.

Attendees will hear which approaches proved most effective in 2025, how new and updated regulations influenced IT operations and what security leaders should prepare for as the threat environment continues to grow. The discussion closes with practical recommendations to strengthen defenses and guide planning for the year ahead.

Company_Webinar • Part of Elastic

12th December 2025 | Law enforcement in the public sector: Breaking data silos for faster, smarter policing

This session explores how law enforcement agencies can improve investigations and response times by unifying fragmented data and making it securely accessible in real time. The webinar highlights how the Elasticsearch Platform brings together surveillance feeds, criminal records and geospatial information to support faster decision making across the public safety ecosystem.

Speakers from Elastic and public sector organizations share practical examples, including a case study from Brazil where vector search reduced investigative lookup times from days to minutes. The discussion focuses on how AI driven search strengthens operational resilience, improves collaboration between teams and helps agencies deliver better outcomes for the communities they serve.

Company_Webinar • Part of Elastic

11th December 2025 | Interactive Security Session

This session examines how organizations can modernize their security operations using an integrated approach to detection and response. Elastic’s security specialists outline how Elastic Security unifies SIEM, endpoint protection, threat hunting and cloud monitoring so teams can identify threats earlier and maintain stronger continuity across their environments. The discussion emphasizes the importance of enterprise wide visibility and how it supports faster detection of anomalies and potential incidents.

Attendees will see how features like entity analytics, machine learning and generative AI reduce false positives and speed investigation and response. The webinar also demonstrates how a unified platform lowers operational barriers, simplifies workflows and strengthens overall cyber resilience. A live Q and A closes the session for participants who want practical guidance on adopting a more proactive and scalable security strategy.

Company_Webinar • Part of Elastic

10th December 2025 | Threat Trajectories: What 2025 Taught Us - And What 2026 Will Test starts tomorrow!

This webinar examines the major threat shifts seen in 2025 and outlines the challenges security teams are likely to face in 2026. Trellix experts join Roy Luongo, CISO of the U.S. Secret Service, to break down the tactics that advanced actors refined over the past year and the trends expected to influence defensive priorities moving forward. The session highlights intelligence drawn from state sponsored operations, ransomware evolution and the growing use of AI in criminal campaigns.

Attendees will hear how espionage and financially motivated activity began to overlap, why ransomware groups adopted more modular and fragmented models and how AI tools accelerated phishing and malware development. The discussion also reviews where intelligence sharing succeeded in disrupting ransomware infrastructure and how those lessons can strengthen defenses in the coming year. This webinar offers clear guidance for preparing security programs for the next phase of the threat landscape.

Company_Webinar • Part of Trellix