New York, 08 Feb 2017
Varonis Systems (NASDAQ:VRNS), a leading provider of software solutions that protect data from insider threats and cyberattacks, today announced the upcoming availability for the release candidate of version 6.3.150 of its software platform that includes updates to the Web-based DatAlert dashboard and enhancements to user behaviour analysis (UBA) based threat detection technology. The updates prioritise suspicious activities, accelerate investigations and highlight dangerous data vulnerabilities so that an organisation can quickly view, triage, inspect and mitigate threats and at-risk data.
With the release of 6.3.150 on 12 February 2017, Varonis builds on existing capabilities that analyse and profile user roles, file system and e-mail activity, permissions, file content and directory services information in order to detect compromised accounts, rogue administrators, disgruntled employees and users that have been compromised by ransomware or external attackers.
These new enhancements, which will be demonstrated at Varonis' RSA booth #420 in the South Hall of Moscone Center 13-17 February, include:
* New configurable security dashboard that identifies and prioritises remediation tasks and tracks key risk indicators such as the quantity of over-exposed and at-risk sensitive files and folders, unused data and misconfigured accounts;
* An alert investigation page to accelerate triage and security review, providing peer activity comparisons, device insight, watch-list status and more; and
* Updated drill-down capabilities that include accelerated event retrieval, filtering and context highlights.
"Most data breach discoveries are measured in weeks and months because of limited detective controls available to spot suspicious behaviour," said David Gibson, CMO at Varonis. "One of the key components in our data security platform is the ability to improve response to anomalous activity through a unified approach, significantly improving an organisation's ability to respond more quickly. We're excited to showcase how the enhancements in 6.3.150 give security professionals the speed and depth needed to identify, prioritise, investigate and respond to unusual file and e-mail activity - signs that an organization's most sensitive and valuable data may be under attack."
"We went looking for a data security platform and found Varonis as a leader," said Stuart Browy, Security Engineer with TrialCard. "Varonis assists in our layered strategy by providing data-level security. With DatAlert, we now have the capability to protect our client data from unauthorised access, and we've proven that the old model of security can be adapted to into a more mature focus of multiple layers and controls."
View a demo in booth #420 in the South Hall and then visit Varonis at booth #3314 in the North Hall for these special guest presentations:
* Troy Hunt, world-renowned security expert, sharing lessons learned from running the world's most popular breach notification site www.HaveIBeenPwned.com on 15 February from 3 to 5 pm and on 16 February from 12 to 3 pm as well as leading a session with David Gibson, "Lessons from a Billion Breached Records" on Friday, 17 February at 9 am (session code: HUM-F01)
* Heidi Shey, security and risk analyst with Forrester Research, discussing the need for a unified data security platform in the study, "The Data Security Money Pit: Expense In Depth Hinders Maturity" on 14, 15 and 16 February at 11am.
* Yaki Faitelson, co-founder and CEO of Varonis, leading a discussion on the future of data security on Wednesday, 15 February at 2pm.
* David Gibson explaining how ransomware might save organisations from insider threats in his presentation "The Enemy Within: Detecting and Mitigating Insider Threats" in the South Hall Briefing Centre, Tuesday, 14 February at 3.30pm.
View the full schedule of expert speaking sessions at www.varonis.com/rsa.
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