Verdict Tech Mahindra and Cisco Unveil Cyber Resilience Fabric for Enhanced Security
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- •Cyber Resilience Fabric combines Cisco and Tech Mahindra's security technologies.
- •The solution targets senior technology leaders for improved threat detection.
- •It emphasizes risk-based decision-making to enhance operational resilience.
Tech Mahindra and Cisco have launched Cyber Resilience Fabric, a new security solution aimed at improving threat detection and digital resilience for enterprises. This initiative combines Cisco's Splunk Enterprise Security platform with Tech Mahindra's Risk Scoring Platform to provide real-time security data, AI-supported analytics, and contextual risk intelligence. The solution is tailored for senior technology leaders, including CISOs, CIOs, and CTOs, focusing on governance alignment and regulatory compliance. It addresses challenges posed by expanding digital attack surfaces and increasing threat complexity. By shifting from standard alert handling to risk-based decision-making, Cyber Resilience Fabric aims to enhance the speed and accuracy of threat detection and response, ultimately supporting the recovery of critical business services. The partnership reflects a broader strategy to bolster operational resilience in the evolving cybersecurity landscape.
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