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Top 10 AI based Cybersecurity Systems

Written by Kalyan | Feb 29, 2024 1:54:00 PM

Cybersecurity is evolving progressively and more advanced technology and attack prevention techniques are appearing almost every day. Many companies are choosing to use cybersecurity systems powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI-based cybersecurity systems are robust and offer high-level security to cope with cyber threats, attacks, leaks, unauthorized access, and much more.

Let’s learn about some of the best AI-based cybersecurity systems which have state-of-the-art capabilities to keep your networks and devices secure.

The field of cybersecurity is quite dynamic, with new tactics and attack protection strategies sprouting up virtually every day. Forward-thinking enterprises are adding AI to their cybersecurity solutions in order to defeat attackers and gain a competitive advantage.

Top AI Cybersecurity Systems

1. DarkTrace

Enterprise Immune System (EIS) is an AI-based platform by Darktrace. This platform monitors and analyzes network data, traffic patterns of every network, device activities on the network, and behaviors of individuals. It assembles this record to establish standard conduct for calculating and identifying patterns in the future. After this, the system can detect any suspicious events and raise alerts. Deviation detection triggers an automated response using AI to create an AI-powered Intrusion Prevention System (IPS).

Darktrace has been helping businesses of various industries by detecting and fighting real-time cyber threats. Darktrace has been using AI to neutralize existing and potential threats on networks and in the cloud.

2. Symantec

Symantec Cyber Defense Platform is cloud-based and helps various industries and businesses defend their infrastructure against potential threats and attacks. Security teams can prioritize issues and implement defense methods using the context provided by Symantec. Its intelligent solutions help security teams keep up with potential threats.

Targeted Attack Analysis (TAA) by Symantec is an AI-based cybersecurity tool that harnesses the power of unassisted machine learning as it monitors patterns on the network to create a baseline model and raises an alert when there is a deviation from regular activity. The AI capabilities of TAA gather performance data from different points on the network. TAA is also integrated into Symantec’s Advanced Threat Protection series.

3. Vectra

Vectra is another popular cybersecurity system and its product; Cognito is an AI-powered threat detection platform that uses AI methods to detect cyber threats in real-time. Cognito combines data science and machine learning with human intelligence to automate tasks that are generally completed by security analysts, reducing the workload for threat investigations.

It establishes a standard of activities on the network and identifies exceptions. However, it cannot provide automated responses to the detected threats. Another module, Cognito Detect, creates threat profiles and has automated preventative measures.

4. CrowdStrike

CrowdStrike is an AI-powered cybersecurity system that offers the tool Falcon, a cloud-enabled endpoint protection software. It provides threat prevention and visibility across endpoints for industries such as retail, finance, and healthcare. Falcon does not just detect threats, it automatically investigates potential threats after executing threat analysis.

Falcon profiles each user’s activity and monitors system processes that run in a day to establish a standard of regular activities. The system raises an alert when anything unusual happens or an unencountered process starts running. The endpoint detection and response module of Falcon then kills the process and suspends the user’s account to stop any further malicious activity.

5. Check Point

Check Point offers computer and network security solutions to different enterprises and governments as well. Its threat intelligence solution allows security teams to monitor networks, curb threats, manage security services, and deal with attacks. Check Point’s cybersecurity system, Intellistore, offers customizable threat intelligence and allows organizations to choose real-time threat intelligence sources according to their requirements.

Check Point has three AI-driven cybersecurity platforms; Campaign Hunting, Huntress, and Context-Aware Detection (CADET).

  • Campaign Hunting is a centralized service that provides updates to the client-site detection system about the latest threats and defense measures. The data transmission is two-way. On-site implementations send reports to the Check Point center about new threats.
  • Huntress is an AI-based system that monitors and analyzes network performance and reports back to Check Point’s lab if any unauthorized, malicious activities are encountered.
  • CADETis a platform with network protection products with an underlying discovery and monitoring system. It is both application and cloud-based and monitors all events in the business network continuously.

6. FireEye

FireEye offers extensive cybersecurity solutions and threat protection on a unified platform including prevention, detection, and response. Its threat intelligence capabilities provide security teams visibility into threats, add more context and assign priority to attacks and defend the system from future threats.

FireEye offers a full-fledged suite of security products and services to protect customers from threats and cyber-attacks. It uses virtual sandboxes to identify emerging threats that have the potential to bypass traditional signature-based cybersecurity solutions. FireEye Helix centralizes security infrastructure and uses AI technology to identify new threats and automate responses.

7. Fortinet

Fortinet is another robust cybersecurity platform that secures many large-scale businesses and government organizations. Fortiweb is an AI-powered firewall that uses machine learning and double layers of statistical probabilities for threat detection with high levels of accuracy. Fortinet has developed the “Security Fabric” concept which is a Unified Threat Management service that collects network activity points from different points of a system to find potential threats. This workflow includes access protection, endpoint protection, advanced threat protection, and monitoring of applications such as email.

This solution collects threat intelligence and compiles the data in a central location on the network for easy access and monitoring. Fortinet also developed a Self-Evolving Detection System (SEDS) which is the main analytical engine of the “Security Fabric.” The SEDS accesses the network resources such as operating systems, firewalls, etc. to automate defense triggers and to block any malicious threats.

8. Cynet

Cynet uses AI-based threat detection systems to examine threatsand automatically act against them. The idea is to provide advanced threat protection to secure the network. Cynet uses AI to offer full protection cybersecurity. AI has been constantly present in Cynet’s cybersecurity services. AI scans network vulnerabilities and identifies suspicious activities to stop any kind of breach in the system.

This network protection service offers threat protection to enterprises that don’t have dedicated cybersecurity personnel. Cynet 360, a powerful product by Cynet is a full-fledged cybersecurity system that offers endpoint protection for threat prediction and device detection. Cynet 360 also includes vulnerability management and user behavior modeling. Cynet 360’s discovery phase locates all network devices and endpoints using standard network topology methods. It tracks traffic patterns and checks event logs to build a baseline model of network activity. Its threat detection decoys as real endpoints, servers, and files and aims to attract attackers from real network resources.

9. Sophos

Sophos offers AI-powered cybersecurity products and services and has been helping many enterprises stay safe and secure from cyber threats. It has two major AI-based products; Intercept X and XG Firewall, which offer endpoint protection and network protection respectively.

Generally, a threat database is distributed from a central location on the network however, Intercept X uses AI to avoid the need for such a database. Its deep learning neural network monitors regular activity on the protected devices and raises alarm when suspicious activity occurs. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) isolates infections. XG Firewall provides feedback on current events and network traffic. It has automated response mechanisms that implement security measures without causing any delay or needing human intervention.

10. Tessian

Tessian is an AI-powered security platform that helps enterprises prevent data loss, data breaches, and phishing. It uses AI to develop customizable filters for both inbound and outbound emails and these filters can detect any suspicious activity on the network. With a real-time dashboard, security teams can also monitor network infrastructure.