Security News > 2021 > July > Stellar Cyber’s AI-driven incident correlation increases attack detection efficiency

Stellar Cyber announced a major leap to boost security analyst efficiency to identify attacks earlier.
The new incident correlation technology utilizes advanced GraphML algorithms to automatically group and consolidate large volumes of alerts and events into a much smaller number of highly precise and actionable incidents.
"Stellar Cyber's initial interface aimed to increase security analyst efficiency by presenting a lot of critical information in an easy-to-read format, but the AI-powered incident correlation represents a leap by orders of magnitude," said Rik Turner, Principal Analyst at Omdia.
"Stellar Cyber's new AI-driven incident correlation alert grouping capability makes it far easier for our teams to prioritize collections of alerts that point to an attack. Attacks that might have taken days or weeks to discover are now obvious in minutes," states Presley Prescott, founder and CTO of LOEPRE, a Stellar Cyber partner and OEM based in Germany.
For the security operations leader, the new functionalities in Stellar Cyber 4.0 set a new standard for higher efficiency, better efficacy and improved analyst performance.
"Clearly, security analysts have needed a new way to look at data, not as individual alerts but as actual attack incidents, so they can more easily prevent attackers from gaining a large foothold in the infrastructure," said Sam Jones, VP of Product Management at Stellar Cyber.
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