IBM Security

No organization wants to be caught off-guard by a costly data breach that compromises clients' sensitive data and reputation. Stay ahead of threats with a proactive security strategy powered by #AI and automation—key tools that are often underutilized, as highlighted in this year’s Cost of a Data Breach Report: https://ibm.co/4esuBQw

Did you know that as per the Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024, public cloud breaches now cost an average of $5.17 million per incident? Join IBM’s cybersecurity leaders on Sept.19th to explore essential strategies for safeguarding sensitive data across multiple environments and building resilience: https://ibm.co/3Zo0DZt

It's not a question of if, but when cyber threats will exploit vulnerabilities in security defenses to access critical infrastructure and customer data. To maintain business continuity and minimize data loss, it's essential to maintain backups for applications and customer data. Join our upcoming webinar to learn how Veeam Software on IBM Cloud offers backup and disaster recovery services for both cloud and on-premise workloads: https://ibm.biz/BdK7Tn

How secure is your data in the era of hybrid cloud and #AI? Tune in on September 19th to join cybersecurity leaders from IBM as they discuss essential steps for enhancing your security posture and building cyber resiliency: https://ibm.co/4d0qwSt

As data breaches become costlier, it’s critical that organizations working with #genAI take action to identify vulnerabilities and protect against risks. Swipe to see how you can strengthen security across all business functions ↓

Today, Palo Alto Networks announced the acquisition of IBM's QRadar Software as a Service (SaaS) assets, strengthening the companies’ strategic alliance and paving the way for more organizations to benefit from our joint security operations and AI-powered solutions. Learn how this partnership can help modernize cybersecurity programs, integrate siloed point solutions, and enhance resilience against today's complex threats: https://ibm.co/3TkiE7d

Secure the data. Secure the model. Secure the usage. Generative AI is revolutionizing industries, but without robust security and governance measures, your organization may not be prepared for #genAI disruption. Discover how a comprehensive #cybersecurity strategy can protect your business, starting with an AI-related preparedness and response plan: https://ibm.biz/BdKLFZ

The Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024 shows that embracing #AI and automation in security workflows can lead to significant cost savings. Discover how you can enhance your defenses today: https://ibm.co/474u30R

Today, the US National Institute of Standards and Technology published the first set of post-quantum cryptography standards, formalizing three algorithms to strengthen modern public-key cryptography infrastructure for the quantum era. We’re proud to share that two of the standards were developed by IBM cryptography researchers in Zurich with external collaborators, and a third was co-developed by a scientist who has since joined IBM. The algorithms that will chart the path forward for organizations around the world transitioning post-quantum cryptography are: - ML-KEM — a key encapsulation mechanism selected for general encryption, such as for accessing secured websites - ML-DSA — a lattice-based algorithm chosen for general-purpose digital signature protocols - SLH-DSA — a stateless hash-based digital signature scheme At the heart of our mission to bring useful quantum computing to the world is to also make the world quantum safe. Now that these algorithms have become the standard, they will be foundational to IBM guiding the enablement of organizations in their journeys to execute quantum-safe migrations in tandem with other cybersecurity modernization efforts. Learn more about NIST’s post-quantum cryptography standards at the IBM Research Blog here: https://ibm.co/3YE4vFz

We are proud to announce that IBM has been named a leader in the ISG (Information Services Group) Provider Lens Quadrant Report 2024 in four cybersecurity quadrants - Identity Access Management, Managed Security Services, Strategic Security Services, and Technical Security Services. ?? Read the blog to learn how IBM stood out among 250 vendors in this year's report: https://ibm.co/4clkueE