Deep Instinct

Big news! Today we announced the launch of DSX for Cloud – Amazon Web Services (AWS)?FSx NetApp,?providing?real-time prevention and explainability of zero-day attacks for?Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP?cloud storage.?Alongside DSX for NAS – NetApp, you can now prevent threats across your NAS, cloud, and hybrid-cloud repositories and protect your data during your cloud migration. With more than 50% of enterprises moving to the cloud by 2028, securing data at every stage of the cloud migration process is critical. ?? Connect with us to ensure your data is secure, whether stored on-premises, in the cloud,?or anywhere between. Learn more: https://bit.ly/42lFyAz

If I reviewed my former cyber posture... ????Younger Me: "Endpoint detection and response is the future; this is all we need!" ?? Present Me: "Well, we've evolved! It's all about preemptive cybersecurity, AI-driven threat detection, and stopping threats before they breach." From reactive to proactive, we've come a long way in protecting what matters most–your data. How has your cybersecurity strategy evolved? ????

?? Unlike other cybersecurity SOC assistants, DIANNA goes beyond summarizing known malware—explaining unknowns, providing expert-level malware analysis for never-before-seen threats! DIANNA simplifies investigations, enhances visibility, and helps orgs stay ahead of evolving cyber threats with preemptive data security. Curious about how DIANNA is changing the cybersecurity game? Watch the video to learn more! ??

We're thrilled to have won two 2025 Globee? Awards! ?? - Deep Instinct was named the Most Innovative Cybersecurity Company of the Year - Deep Instinct DSX for Storage won Most Innovative Enterprise Security Thank you to our incredible team for their hard work and dedication and to our amazing partners and customers for their continued support. Read more about the award wins here: https://bit.ly/4ca6xS3

DYK: Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) groups are one of the fastest growing cyber threats, with the number of ransomware victims steadily rising. In fact, the total number of victims in Q2 and Q3 of 2024 more than doubled vs the same periods in 2022. ?? Insights from our 2025 Threat Report: - Q4 consistently has the highest victim count, signaling a surge in attacks toward the end of the year. - Ransomware campaigns are becoming more expansive and sophisticated, driven by advanced tools, broader targeting, and gaps in defenses that leave organizations vulnerable to unknown threats. Download it now: https://bit.ly/3FwxuUg

Cyberattacks are continuing to rise, and AI is making them more sophisticated than ever. Join our webinar on Wednesday, March 26, to dive into the latest trends and biggest ransomware groups affecting organizations worldwide from our 2025 Threat Landscape Report. During the webinar, Brian B., Ivan K., and Wyatt Bond, will review highlights from the Threat Report, including the following: - The most dangerous malware of 2024 - The rise of Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) - How cyber warfare and geopolitical tensions are fueling attacks - Critical 2025 predictions and how organizations can prepare and be one step ahead of threat actors Register now: https://bit.ly/4hrB2nT

Earlier this week, I had the honor of participating in two separate sessions at HumanX, the most important #AI conference of the year. In between networking and media engagements, I joined Ann Irvine from Resilience, Howie Xu from Gen, and Emil Protalinski during a panel titled, "Navigating AI: Privacy, Data Protection, and Compliance.” With AI disrupting so many industries, these topics continue to be top of mind for executive attendees. Following the conversation, I also hosted an open Q&A with #HumanX attendees, answering questions regarding AI, technology disruption, strategic investments, and more. I’d like to thank HumanX co-founders Stefan Weitz and Jonathan Weiner for having me at the inaugural event. It was a great time in Las Vegas – now onto the next adventure.

#GenAI is transforming cybercrime, supercharging attacks using Large Language Models (LLMs) that can craft convincing phishing campaigns, generate exploits, and even develop never-before-seen malware. Traditional security isn't enough. To stay ahead, organizations must adopt a preemptive cybersecurity approach and leverage real-time deep learning-driven techniques to prevent and explain threats before they can cause harm. ?? The battle between AI-powered attacks and AI-driven defenses will define the future of cybersecurity. ?? Read our latest blog to discover how LLMs are reshaping the threat landscape and how you can protect your business: https://bit.ly/4bMTeal

If you’re at the #HumanX event in Las Vegas, don’t miss the "Navigating AI: Privacy, Data Protection, and Compliance” panel at 11:45 AM PT, featuring Lane Bess alongside Ann Irvine from Resilience and Howie Xu from Gen. They’ll be exploring strategies to safeguard data, address privacy concerns, and navigate the evolving regulatory landscape. Later in the day, Lane will also host an interactive Q&A. Will we see you at #HumanX? https://bit.ly/41RT6my

?? Meet the team making prevention possible at Deep Instinct! ?? Our employees are the heart and soul of everything we do. This #EmployeeAppreciationDay, we’re spotlighting a few of our hard-working team members. Swipe through to hear why they love working at Deep Instinct and what drives them to keep pushing the boundaries of cybersecurity. https://lnkd.in/giX3kRvs