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Intellibot extends ServiceNow's core workflow capabilities by helping customers automate repetitive tasks for intelligent, end-to-end automation. ServiceNow intends to build Intellibot's capabilities natively into the Now Platform to enable customers to more easily integrate with both modern and legacy systems to drive productivity and strengthen existing artificial intelligence and machine learning efforts.
The investment will accelerate Jumio's significant global lead in the digital identity space by devoting additional resources to automate its identity verification solutions, expand the breadth of the Jumio KYX Platform and grow its suite of AML compliance services. Jumio brings its pioneering document-centric identity approach to leading blue-chip companies across the telehealth, financial services, online gaming and social media spaces.
Cybersixgill announced that Darkfeed will be available through Swimlane's security automation platform. Now, Swimlane users can enhance their threat research and incident response by integrating actionable alerts from the industry's broadest and most comprehensive intelligence collection from the deep and dark web.
The new app expands Tufin's vulnerability management capabilities with automated vulnerability checks prior to approving network access changes. When combined with the Vulnerability Mitigation App, Tufin delivers a vulnerability management solution that allows customers to maintain additional control over their attack surface when making network changes.
Two of the areas that we had mentioned by a lot of our CISOs were security automation and application security. In the case of security automation, it's well known that there is a big talent shortage in the security market.
VanDyke Software announced the official release of VShell 4.6 server. VShell triggers facilitate automation of data and business processing.
Security analysts are becoming less productive due to widespread "Alert fatigue" resulting in ignored alerts, increased stress, and fear of missing incidents, according to an IDC survey of 350 internal and MSSP security analysts and managers. "To solve these challenges, analysts are asking for advanced automation tools, like Extended Detection and Response, which can help reduce the fear of missing incidents while strengthening their SOC's cybersecurity posture."
SOC analytics and automation, including security monitoring and incident management tools, are now mission-critical apps and services that are required to support revenue generation in today's changing business landscape. Let's take a look at why analytics and automation are so vital for modern security teams, the possible downsides, and why a cloud-native platform is the future for the SOC. Three core benefits.
Siemplify released a research that studies how the sudden shift to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic has affected SecOps analysts' ability to perform their jobs and the impact on overall security postures. The overall cybersecurity posture has remained strong due to greater investments in security automation technologies and reliance on managed security service providers, potentially paving the way for many security operations centers to become permanently remote, a Siemplify survey reveals.
As companies migrate to the cloud to take advantage of its scalability and flexibility, many don't fully realize how this move will affect their compliance with cybersecurity and privacy requirements mandated by laws and standards such as SOX, CCPA, SOC 2, PCI DSS or ISO 27001. While the cloud offers significant freedom, it also creates new pain points around achieving compliance with these requirements, especially when first moving compliant workloads from on-premises data centers to the cloud.