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Gurucul and the Trouble with Normal
The dangerous login may have the right password. Gurucul has built a business around what happens next - and why a security team should care.
Lepide Turns Permission Sprawl Into a Shorter To-Do List
The British cybersecurity company spent two decades turning raw change logs into answers. Now it is betting that permissions cleanup - not another wall of alerts - is what lean security teams will pay for.
Securonix Is Teaching the SOC to Stop Chasing Alerts and Start Doing the Work
The security industry sold companies more alerts than their analysts could handle. Securonix built its next act around a different unit of value: completed investigations, governed automation, and less time spent feeding the machine.
Exabeam Bet That the Weirdest Login Matters More Than the Loudest Alarm
Security teams already had alerts. Exabeam built a business around the missing plot - who did what, in what order, and whether it was normal - then merged with LogRhythm to sell that idea in the cloud and on premises.