Embedded in Jamie Dimon’s recent revelation that one of his foreign-exchange traders used a mobile device to make a $100-million trade was an important message about individual trustworthiness as a
New Haystax Technology Survey Shows Most Organizations Ill-Prepared for Insider Threats
Haystax Technology, a leading security analytics platform provider, is today releasing an industry survey, titled Insider Attacks, that provides new data and insights into the current state of the insider
Network World: Haystax CEO Bryan Ware On Security Analytics, Redefined
Haystax Technology CEO Bryan Ware has written the second of a two-part series on how three well-known security analytics approaches can be vital tools for organizations and security analysts, provided
Haystax Technology Publishes Security Analytics White Paper
Bayesian modeling, machine learning and rules-based systems are often cited as three of the most useful technologies for security analytics applications. The problem is that they are often poorly implemented,
Haystax Technology CEO on Security Analytics
Bryan Ware, Haystax Technology’s CEO and a regular contributor to Network World, today published his insights on three popular security analytics approaches – Bayesian networks, machine learning and rules-based systems
Overcoming Objections to Bayesian Networks – Part 2
This is the second in a series of blog posts that will look at how common objections to the use of Bayesian networks can be overcome by clear thinking and
Network World Cites Haystax Technology CEO in AI Piece
Will artificial intelligence (AI) help or hurt the cybersecurity job market? Tech journalist Maria Korolov explores this and other AI issues in a recent article in Network World and cites
Overcoming Objections to Bayesian Networks – Part 1
In an earlier blog post we discussed the advantages of using Bayesian Networks as a representation for reasoning in complex problem domains. Despite these advantages, there are many who argue
