Abstract Security and Netskope partner for real-time threat detection

As reported by Silicon Angle, Abstract Security Inc. and Netskope Inc. have announced a new partnership aimed at enhancing threat detection capabilities for their joint customers by integrating detection directly into the data stream, thereby eliminating indexing delays.

The collaboration allows Abstract Security and Netskope customers to streamline the collection, transformation, and analysis of Netskope One telemetry. High-fidelity secure service edge data will be fed directly into Abstract’s adaptive pipeline, enabling customers to filter, enrich, and route security context to various platforms like SIEMs, data lakes, or analytics tools. This integration promises to maintain data sovereignty and visibility while mitigating the high costs associated with ingesting large volumes of logs. Key benefits include in-stream detection, adaptive enrichment, and dynamic routing, allowing for real-time anomaly and threat identification, context addition, and the transmission of only relevant security events. The partnership also emphasizes a lightweight, seamless deployment.

This partnership addresses the growing challenge of massive security data volumes in modern cloud environments, where legacy workflows often lead to delayed detection. By bringing detection into the data stream, Abstract Security and Netskope aim to reduce the trade-off between visibility, cost, and time. The integration offers immediate risk detection, improved operational efficiency for security operations centers, and actionable intelligence, ultimately providing architectural agility and unifying fragmented security stacks with a single, adaptive streaming layer.

Source: Silicon Angle