Security News > 2020 > February > Elastic Security 7.6.0: Delivering visibility and threat protection through a unified interface
Elastic, creators of Elasticsearch, announced the release of Elastic Security 7.6.0, which builds on the strengths of Elastic Endpoint Security and Elastic SIEM to deliver unparalleled visibility and threat protection through a unified interface.
Elastic Security 7.6 introduces a new SIEM detection engine to automate threat detection, minimizing mean time to detect and freeing up your security team for security tasks requiring human intuition and skill.
Built-in Elastic SIEM threat detection rules are developed and maintained by the security experts at Elastic, and complement both the machine learning-driven anomaly detection jobs of the SIEM app and host-based protections of Elastic Endpoint Security.
Elastic Security 7.6 delivers unprecedented levels of visibility and protection to Windows systems, which are a major attack target due to their ubiquity and lenient user permissions model.
Combining this visibility and protection with the existing prevention, detection, and response capabilities for macOS and Linux systems provides Elastic Endpoint Security users with complete protection across their entire environment.
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