Because Security Gives Us Freedom.
onShore Security’s Joe Gresham will be speaking at Blue Team Con 2022, August 27-28th in Chicago, Illinois. The abstract for his talk, Why I Keep Building My Security On Open Source Year After Year, can be seen in Track 2 of Blue Team Con’s speaking schedule.
onShore Security’s podcast, onSecurity, explores a variety of topics in the cybersecurity field. Our second episode centers on cybersecurity beyond the endpoint. As network perimeters become “squiggly”, the focus must shift from endpoint management to the data itself.
Founder and CEO of Nullafi, Rob Yoskowitz, joins Stel Valavanis to discuss how changes in people and processes require cybersecurity operations to reconsider who has access to what and when.
Episode 1: Compliance and Security
onShore Security CTO Steven Kent joins Stel to discuss the intersection of compliance and security. As the author of an oft-cited saying at onShore, “security is a process, not a product”, Steven Kent is the reason that onShore has been able to satisfy the complex needs of clients in the banking industry.
onShore Security CEO Stel Valavanis recently spoke to the Illinois Chamber of Commerce to discuss the importance of detection.
Protecting a network against a hacker used to mean that you had to be on your game 100%, but the hacker only needed to be right once to get in. With detection, however, the tables are turned, and they’re on your territory. Detection becomes your advantage, as they have to avoid making any mistakes and all you have to do is watch and wait.
The following is a press release by onShore Security. Click here to read the original release.
onShore Security announces a new machine learning cluster for their Panoptic Cyberdefense® platform. This cluster is a substantial step forward for onShore, as it increases their machine learning capabilities. These new capabilities include better-informed tuning, modeling larger data sets, generating more high-fidelity signals for analysis, and speeding up the process for analysts to normalize and match. These new capabilities mean that onShore clients will be seeing improved outcomes through better anomaly detection, a shorter window of time for zero-day detection, and quicker profiling of client data during on-boarding.
Anil Mudholkar, Manager of Product Development at onShore, says, “Machine learning in our Elastic environment has given us real visibility into data previously hidden and buried by volume and complexity. It acts kind of like a multiplier, allowing us to deploy many more anomaly detection models on much broader collections of much less ordered data than we could in the past.”
Stel Valavanis, onShore’s CEO, adds, “Machine Learning is finally providing some real value to cybersecurity analysis, so we jumped into the deep end with our expansion. Expect better outcomes from the modeling of data that wasn’t practical to do before. Expect some new offerings from us down the pike too!”