UEBA was previously known as user behavior analytics (UBA). In 2015, the word entity was added by Gartner to include routers, servers, and endpoints. UEBA is a cybersecurity technique used to analyze the suspicious activities of users, devices, and other resources in a network using machine learning and algorithms that flag behavior that could indicate a cyberattack.
Learn more ›UBA is a security method that involves monitoring user activity to detect suspicious behavior. UBA solutions are designed to help organizations protect themselves from insider threats and cyberattacks.UBA solutions work by analyzing user activity data to identify patterns of behavior that may indicate a security threat. UBA,...
Learn more ›Insider threats originate from employees or users of a network that intentionally or unintentionally exploit a vulnerability, expose confidential data, or do something like accidentally download malicious software, resulting in an attack.
Learn more ›Shadow IT is software, hardware, or services used within an organization that is not known to, or monitored by, the organization's central IT department.It's the equivalent of an employee operating.
Learn more ›Any insider, be it an employee, former employee, contractor, third-party vendor, or business partner...
Learn more ›As IT services and infrastructure gravitate towards hybrid models, and with the recent proliferation of data, it is becoming imperative for organizations to have a centralized security solution to track users' behavior and critical security incidents.
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