Benefits of using Exabeam in the Financial Services sector

• Automated investigations, visualised through Exabeam Smart Timelines, enable analysts to accurately detect insider threats faster.
• Complete visibility of, and actionable insights into, incidents reduces security risks.
• Natural language querying, with context enhanced parsing and data presentation, improves analyst productivity.

Financial services, perhaps more than most, are challenged to protect their organizations as well as the customers they serve. Exabeam helps banks and other financial service firms mitigate cyber security risks from external sources as well as insider threats, helps improve customer experience and retention, and significantly eases the cybersecurity skills shortage many organizations, not just finance, are facing.

Control cybersecurity risk
Using behavioral analytics, Exabeam accurately detects high-risk, anomalous activity on a network, in SWIFT transactions, and across cloud instances. By analyzing user behavior, security teams are directed in real-time to instances of a potentially malicious employee activity, or indicators of compromise where an attacker using stolen credentials is already within your network.

Deliver a better customer experience to drive retention
Complete visibility of threats is needed to ensure systems and applications remain online for teams and customers. Exabeam integrates with 500+ products so detection models, alerts, and searches are performed against a dataset that reflects an organization’s complete environment, now and in the future, to protect the organization as it continues to modernize its networks.

Addressing the skills shortage
To fully address the cybersecurity skills shortage, technology must do more for security teams. Through natural language querying, context enhanced parsing, and data presentation, Exabeam improves analyst investigation efficiency and effectiveness. For example, analysts are able to quickly create new detection rules and models, without the need for copious amounts of training. Automation—from collection to response—cuts the time spent on security tasks by 51%.