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In the Industry 4.0 era, mainframe security is supported by four key areas: big data, analytics, human-machine interaction and cognitive computing.
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The latest UEM and cognitive security offerings enable analysts to effectively collect, collate and analyze what was once an overwhelming volume of data.
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It’s natural for security professionals to be nervous, but Watson is designed to augment the role of the cognitive analyst, not replace it entirely.
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Cognitive security solutions such as Watson can help businesses of all sizes save money and reduce the impact of a cyberattack.
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QRadar Advisor with Watson is not meant to replace humans in the SOC. Instead, it is designed to help analysts make better decisions more quickly.
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Nowadays, most organizations’ networks are under constant attack. Cognitive security is the key to locating IoCs within the tsunami of threat intelligence.
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With so much security data and threat intelligence available, IT professionals are struggling to stay afloat in this expansive ocean of information.
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IBM is investing heavily in cognitive computing and other emerging technologies designed to help analysts secure the growing number of IoT devices.
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Can IBM QRadar Advisor with Watson save the world? We won’t know until it matures, but Watson has already shown great potential to assist SOC analysts.
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IT analysts can refer to the human immune system as a model for securing IT systems through careful vetting of data and prioritization of threats.
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