ARIA Cybersecurity Announces ARIA ADR Application Providing AI-Driven Automated Attack Containment

ARIA Cybersecurity Solutions, a CSPi business that delivers a software-defined approach for improved cyber-attack incident response, today announced the release of the new ARIA Advanced Detection and Response (ADR) application, the latest addition to the ARIA SDS portfolio. The ARIA ADR application automatically detects and stops cyberattacks without requiring highly trained security staff. The application does their work around the clock each and every day, effectively creating the industry’s first virtual software-based intelligent security operations center (SOC).

ARIA ADR incorporates an innovative big data approach that models how cyberattacks behave. To do so, it ingests security analytics from the network as well as log output from security devices such as firewalls, device operating systems, applications, and infrastructure like directories no matter where they are running. The ARIA ADR application ingests these inputs into prebuilt models for every known threat, leveraging machine learning (ML) and dynamically created AI rule sets to find each threat by their telltale behavior patterns. This means that any dispatched attack alert has already been verified. As a result, it offers up to a 1,000:1 reduction in typical daily alerts from today’s SIEM-driven approaches and its AI capabilities automatically determines the appropriate action to stop the attack depending on the type, as well as progress within the kill chain.

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With ARIA ADR, organizations can protect themselves from all of the most harmful, and often hidden attacks, including ransomware, malware, intrusions of all types, DDoS, insider attacks, lost credentials, data exfiltration and policy violations.

“ARIA ADR removes the need for in-house SOC staffed 24×7 by multiple analysts accessing an array of cybersecurity tools as well as the complicated processes required to sort through their output and to take the appropriate action,” said Gary Southwell, General Manager, ARIA Cybersecurity Solutions.  “Even the best SOC teams cannot match the speed or the continuous accuracy of our ADR application. To be successful, organizations have to win every battle, every day and ARIA ADR allows them to achieve that goal. Now, organizations that desire stronger cyberthreat containment and remediation have a very effective and extremely low-cost means to implement one.”

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The ARIA ADR application leverages the network-based security analytics generated by the ARIA Packet Intelligence (PI) application to help find network-borne threats. Deployed in-line on ARIA appliances, or SmartNICs, the ARIA PI application can take preventative actions as directed by ARIA ADR.  These can include isolating infected devices to stop threats, or alternatively, only stop the specific threat conversations and thus leave the devices online until back-ups can be activated. This enables the automated detection and disruption of attacks much earlier in the kill chain before significant harm is done.

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