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The graph database arms race: How Microsoft and rivals are revolutionizing cybersecurity
- Multidomain attacks are becoming a digital epidemic, leading to a graph database arms race in the cybersecurity sector.
- Microsoft's Security Exposure Management Platform (MSEM) reflects the trend and showcases how the arms race is maturing.
- Other key players in the graph database arms race include CrowdStrike, which has its own Threat Graph, and Cisco's SecureX, among others.
- Graph databases are being developed as a useful architecture strategy for cybersecurity platforms due to their ability to visualize and analyze interconnected data.
- Microsoft's approach to exposure management includes creating a comprehensive graph of the digital estate, overlaying vulnerabilities, threat intelligence and attack paths.
- MSEM integrates three core capabilities for cybersecurity: real-time visibility, risk management and bridging the gap between detection and action.
- Microsoft has also announced several MSEM enhancements at Ignite 2024 to battle back against multi-domain attacks and fragmented security data.
- Other cybersecurity firms, including Cisco, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, SentinelOne and Trend Micro, are also leveraging graph databases to enhance threat detection and real-time anomaly analysis capabilities.
- Graph databases are pivotal in modern cybersecurity strategies and are transforming how defenders think about interconnected risks.
- Multi-domain attacks target the gaps in identity management, making the graph database technology an essential element to act on threats before a breach arises.
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