IBM has announced rebuilding its security information and event management (SIEM) offering, QRadar, with a cloud-native architecture to help organizations scale their hybrid cloud and AI workloads.

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IBM Corp. today announced a new security suite called IBM Security QRadar Security Suite that’s aimed at unifying and accelerating threat detection, investigation and response across the entire ...

The companies say they will ‘facilitate the migration’ of QRadar SaaS customers to Palo Alto Networks’ Cortex XSIAM platform once the deal closes. Palo Alto Networks said Wednesday that it has reached ...

Network anomaly detection vendor Q1 Labs Inc. is getting into the security incident management game with the latest version of its QRadar product, QRadar 5.0. The new release, set to be announced next ...

The $500 million acquisition of QRadar SaaS by Palo Alto Networks is expected to close later this year, bringing big changes for partners and customers. The planned $500 million acquisition of IBM’s ...

IBM Security has expanded the capabilities of the QRadar Advisor with Watson with attack techniques gleaned from the MITRE framework. On Wednesday, Big Blue said the artificial intelligence (AI)-based ...

Palo Alto Networks Inc. and IBM Corp. today announced a new partnership in which Palo Alto Networks will acquire IBM’s QRadar software-as-a-service assets and become IBM’s preferred cybersecurity ...

IBM is selling its QRadar security assets, including its Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), to long-time partner Palo Alto Networks. While IBM has an extensive portfolio of its security ...