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Trend Micro Launches Agentic SIEM to Herald New Era of Proactive Security
Trend Micro Launches Agentic SIEM to Herald New Era of Proactive Security

The Sun

timea day ago

  • Business
  • The Sun

Trend Micro Launches Agentic SIEM to Herald New Era of Proactive Security

HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 15 August 2025 - Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704; TSE: 4704), a global cybersecurity leader, today announced new agentic AI technology designed to solve the traditional pain points associated with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM). When combined with Trend's digital twin capabilities it will help to transform security operations by proactively mitigating security risks. To learn more about Trend Micro's Agentic SIEM technology, please visit: Dave Gruber, Principal Cybersecurity Analyst at ESG: 'As the cybersecurity stack increasingly becomes AI driven, the security data layer must evolve to support data-hungry agentic capabilities, including infusing agentic AI into core SIEM functions. Trend Vision One Agentic SIEM enters the SIEM market at a pivotal time, leveraging Agentic AI from the ground up to drive speed, performance, and a new level of risk-driven, contextual insights to rapidly mitigate cyber threat activity.' SIEM technology has been around for decades, but users face longstanding issues including cost, complexity, alert overload, and passive data lakes. In addition, traditional SIEMs rely on manual configuration and static parsers, which can't keep up with the pace or variety of modern data sources. Trend's Agentic SIEM was built from the ground up to address these challenges, leveraging the next generation of AI technology to proactively think, learn, and act. Acting independently, it cuts through alert noise, reducing workloads for overburdened security teams. What used to take weeks of setup is now automated by Agentic AI — it learns, maps, and optimizes data as it goes. Customers using Trend's agentic SIEM will improve their security and efficiency with: • 900+ data sources supported since launch on August 1 to improve visibility, context and threat detection • Three-day onboarding for new log types—with reduction to three hours by 2026—to reduce the risk of the unknown in enterprise environments • Trend's proven XDR capabilities, with six native security sensors across endpoint, cloud, email, networks, servers, and identity. Agentic SIEM brings in third-party telemetry to provide a full view of the environment. • Up to seven years of archival data retention and two years of analytic retention for enhanced detection, threat hunting, and compliance support. Rachel Jin, Chief Enterprise Platform Officer at Trend: 'Agentic SIEM is a major stepping stone to our long-term vision for full, AI-driven SecOps. It's a future in which security teams will have more time to work on strategic tasks, safe in the knowledge that our agentic AI has their backs. With this launch, Trend is once again laying down a marker for cybersecurity innovation and global market leadership.' Agentic SIEM has the potential to supercharge SIEM across a variety of use cases: Threat Detection and Response: Replaces manual log and alert monitoring with autonomous data analysis, anomaly detection and response—reducing time to detect and mitigate threats. Compliance Support: Combines extended data retention with the ability to search archival logs—meeting audit and regulatory requirements with ease. Incident Investigation: Replaces manual, time-consuming and error-prone investigations with automated data correlation from multiple sources, to accelerate the process and enhance accuracy. The potential to combine Agentic SIEM with Trend's latest digital twin technology is a revolutionary opportunity for customers. Doing so enables proactive mitigation of security risks impacting these virtual models—surfacing intelligence to enhance resilience, compliance, and competitive advantages. This presents major opportunities in highly sensitive use cases including healthcare, supply chain security, predictive maintenance, and smart building management.

Trend Micro Launches Agentic SIEM to Herald New Era of Proactive Security
Trend Micro Launches Agentic SIEM to Herald New Era of Proactive Security

Zawya

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Zawya

Trend Micro Launches Agentic SIEM to Herald New Era of Proactive Security

AI-based offering will help make alert overload a thing of the past for SecOps teams HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 15 August 2025 - Trend Micro Incorporated (TYO: 4704; TSE: 4704), a global cybersecurity leader, today announced new agentic AI technology designed to solve the traditional pain points associated with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM). When combined with Trend's digital twin capabilities it will help to transform security operations by proactively mitigating security risks. To learn more about Trend Micro's Agentic SIEM technology, please visit: Dave Gruber, Principal Cybersecurity Analyst at ESG:"As the cybersecurity stack increasingly becomes AI driven, the security data layer must evolve to support data-hungry agentic capabilities, including infusing agentic AI into core SIEM functions. Trend Vision One Agentic SIEM enters the SIEM market at a pivotal time, leveraging Agentic AI from the ground up to drive speed, performance, and a new level of risk-driven, contextual insights to rapidly mitigate cyber threat activity." SIEM technology has been around for decades, but users face longstanding issues including cost, complexity, alert overload, and passive data lakes. In addition, traditional SIEMs rely on manual configuration and static parsers, which can't keep up with the pace or variety of modern data sources. Trend's Agentic SIEM was built from the ground up to address these challenges, leveraging the next generation of AI technology to proactively think, learn, and act. Acting independently, it cuts through alert noise, reducing workloads for overburdened security teams. What used to take weeks of setup is now automated by Agentic AI — it learns, maps, and optimizes data as it goes. Customers using Trend's agentic SIEM will improve their security and efficiency with: 900+ data sources supported since launch on August 1 to improve visibility, context and threat detection Three-day onboarding for new log types—with reduction to three hours by 2026—to reduce the risk of the unknown in enterprise environments Trend's proven XDR capabilities, with six native security sensors across endpoint, cloud, email, networks, servers, and identity. Agentic SIEM brings in third-party telemetry to provide a full view of the environment. Up to seven years of archival data retention and two years of analytic retention for enhanced detection, threat hunting, and compliance support. Rachel Jin, Chief Enterprise Platform Officer at Trend: "Agentic SIEM is a major stepping stone to our long-term vision for full, AI-driven SecOps. It's a future in which security teams will have more time to work on strategic tasks, safe in the knowledge that our agentic AI has their backs. With this launch, Trend is once again laying down a marker for cybersecurity innovation and global market leadership." Agentic SIEM has the potential to supercharge SIEM across a variety of use cases: Threat Detection and Response: Replaces manual log and alert monitoring with autonomous data analysis, anomaly detection and response—reducing time to detect and mitigate threats. Compliance Support: Combines extended data retention with the ability to search archival logs—meeting audit and regulatory requirements with ease. Incident Investigation: Replaces manual, time-consuming and error-prone investigations with automated data correlation from multiple sources, to accelerate the process and enhance accuracy. The potential to combine Agentic SIEM with Trend's latest digital twin technology is a revolutionary opportunity for customers. Doing so enables proactive mitigation of security risks impacting these virtual models—surfacing intelligence to enhance resilience, compliance, and competitive advantages. This presents major opportunities in highly sensitive use cases including healthcare, supply chain security, predictive maintenance, and smart building management. Hashtag: #trendmicro #trendvisionone #visionone #cybersecurity #AgenticSIEM #SIEM #AISecurity #Nvidia The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About Trend Micro Trend Micro, a global cybersecurity leader, helps make the world safe for exchanging digital information. Fueled by decades of security expertise, global threat research, and continuous innovation, Trend Micro's AI-powered cybersecurity platform protects hundreds of thousands of organizations and millions of individuals across clouds, networks, devices, and endpoints. As a leader in cloud and enterprise cybersecurity, Trend's platform delivers a powerful range of advanced threat defense techniques optimized for environments like AWS, Microsoft, and Google, and central visibility for better, faster detection and response. With 7,000 employees across 70 countries, Trend Micro enables organizations to simplify and secure their connected world. Trend Micro

Trend Micro unveils Agentic SIEM to automate & streamline security
Trend Micro unveils Agentic SIEM to automate & streamline security

Techday NZ

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Techday NZ

Trend Micro unveils Agentic SIEM to automate & streamline security

Trend Micro has launched Agentic SIEM, an artificial intelligence-powered security solution designed to address the longstanding challenges faced by traditional Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems. SIEM challenges Security Information and Event Management systems are relied upon by organisations to detect and respond to cyber threats. However, users of traditional SIEM solutions regularly cite challenges around high costs, operational complexity, alert overload, and passive data storage. Manual setup and static parsing also reportedly hinder effective management of the increasing variety and volume of contemporary data sources. The newly-announced Agentic SIEM deploys agentic AI to automate and improve key tasks, acting independently to reduce the number of alerts and streamline the workload of security teams. The platform is designed from the outset to utilise AI-driven capabilities in detecting, learning from, and responding to threats with minimal human intervention. Integration and scale Agentic SIEM supports over 900 data sources from launch, with integration options not only for Trend's proprietary XDR security sensors but also for third-party telemetry. This aims to provide a more comprehensive view of the security environment. The solution also offers three-day onboarding for new log types, with an aim to reduce this further to three hours by 2026. Data retention features include up to seven years of archival storage and two years of analytics retention, supporting both compliance and threat hunting requirements. Agentic SIEM is built to complement Trend's digital twin technology, enabling proactive risk mitigation across sectors such as healthcare, supply chains, predictive maintenance, and smart infrastructure. Industry perspective "As the cybersecurity stack increasingly becomes AI driven, the security data layer must evolve to support data-hungry agentic capabilities, including infusing agentic AI into core SIEM functions. Trend Vision One Agentic SIEM enters the SIEM market at a pivotal time, leveraging Agentic AI from the ground up to drive speed, performance, and a new level of risk-driven, contextual insights to rapidly mitigate cyber threat activity." This observation from Dave Gruber, Principal Cybersecurity Analyst at ESG, reflects current industry expectations for greater automation and intelligence in responding to security challenges. Workload automation The system employs agentic AI to map and optimise data flows swiftly, automating tasks that previously took security teams weeks to configure and manage. Trend Micro states that this immediate reduction in manual effort allows security professionals to concentrate on strategic and analytical work instead of routine monitoring and response. "Agentic SIEM is a major stepping stone to our long-term vision for full, AI-driven SecOps. It's a future in which security teams will have more time to work on strategic tasks, safe in the knowledge that our agentic AI has their backs. With this launch, Trend is once again laying down a marker for cybersecurity innovation and global market leadership." This was the statement from Mick McCluney, ANZ Field CTO at Trend. Use cases According to Trend Micro, Agentic SIEM can facilitate a range of use cases including automated threat detection and response, streamlined compliance support, and enhanced incident investigation. By performing autonomous data analysis, correlating information from multiple sources, and retaining extensive historical data, the system aims to reduce investigation timeframes and improve accuracy. The combination of Agentic SIEM with digital twin technology is intended to bolster cyber resilience and compliance further. Trend Micro points to prospective benefits in environments where virtual models and real-time data integration can inform risk mitigation, such as in healthcare operations, supply chain security, smart building management and predictive maintenance scenarios.

Trend Micro launches agentic SIEM to boost proactive cybersecurity
Trend Micro launches agentic SIEM to boost proactive cybersecurity

Techday NZ

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Techday NZ

Trend Micro launches agentic SIEM to boost proactive cybersecurity

Trend Micro has launched a new agentic Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution that aims to drive proactive cybersecurity through the use of agentic artificial intelligence (AI), addressing the cost and complexity issues common in traditional SIEM systems. The SIEM market has seen minimal structural evolution since its inception, leaving many enterprises reliant on models unable to adapt to the varied and voluminous flow of modern security data. Trend Micro's latest solution represents a significant departure from existing practices, introducing an agentic AI approach that integrates support for over 900 data sources and features a rapid onboarding process for new log types, which the company expects to reduce from three days to three hours by the next year. Trend Micro's agentic SIEM also offers an archival data retention capability stretching back seven years, designed to meet growing demands for security and regulatory compliance. Industry analyst views Dave Gruber, Principal Cybersecurity Analyst at ESG, commented on the changing landscape of AI in security environments, stating: "As the cybersecurity stack increasingly becomes AI driven, the security data layer must evolve to support data-hungry agentic capabilities, including infusing agentic AI into core SIEM functions. Trend Vision One Agentic SIEM enters the SIEM market at a pivotal time, leveraging Agentic AI from the ground up to drive speed, performance, and a new level of risk-driven, contextual insights to rapidly mitigate cyber threat activity." Gruber's comments reflect a broader industry need for SIEM technology to better align with the advanced capabilities of AI, particularly as security teams face rising threats and growing data environments. Challenges in current SIEM technology Traditional SIEM systems often depend on manual configuration and rigid data parsers, making it difficult to keep pace with the scale and diversity of cybersecurity threats today. As a result, security teams grapple with high operational costs, alert fatigue, and inefficiencies arising from static, passive data lakes. According to Trend Micro, its agentic SIEM uses the next wave of AI to automate learning, mapping, and data optimisation, reducing setup times that previously spanned weeks to a matter of days. The agentic AI operates autonomously, filtering out extraneous alerts and helping overburdened security teams focus on strategic security initiatives. Product features and benefits The new offering includes support for more than 900 data sources, improving an organisation's visibility and ability to detect threats across a wide range of network environments. Trend Micro claims that the onboarding of new log types can be achieved within three days, with an aim for this process to drop to just three hours by 2026, minimising the risks associated with unfamiliar data types. Trend Micro's extended detection and response (XDR) features are integrated into the solution, drawing from six security sensors - endpoint, cloud, email, networks, servers, and identity. The agentic SIEM can also ingest third-party telemetry to help organisations obtain a broad environmental overview. The platform enables up to seven years of data archiving and two years of analytic retention to enhance both detection and compliance support. Vision and strategic direction Rachel Jin, Chief Enterprise Platform Officer at Trend Micro, outlined the company's vision for security operations: "Agentic SIEM is a major stepping stone to our long-term vision for full, AI-driven SecOps. It's a future in which security teams will have more time to work on strategic tasks, safe in the knowledge that our agentic AI has their backs. With this launch, Trend is once again laying down a marker for cybersecurity innovation and global market leadership." The newly launched SIEM is intended to allow security professionals to devote more time to strategic tasks, shifting the burden of low-level monitoring and data sifting onto automated AI-driven systems. Use cases and integration The potential applications for the agentic SIEM include threat detection and response, where it replaces manual log monitoring with autonomous data analysis and anomaly detection to decrease the time required to detect and address cyber threats. For compliance support, the system combines long-term data retention with advanced search capabilities, designed to help organisations efficiently meet audit and regulatory requirements. Incident investigation is another area where the technology is expected to have a significant impact, as it automates data correlation from multiple sources, accelerating investigation timelines and enhancing the accuracy of findings. Additionally, the company highlights the strategic opportunity in combining the agentic SIEM with its digital twin technology, allowing users to proactively manage and mitigate risks affecting virtual models across highly regulated sectors including healthcare, supply chain management, predictive maintenance, and smart building infrastructure. Trend Micro aims for the solution to enhance both operational resilience and compliance support for organisations adapting to increasingly complex cyber threats.

Security Operations Ease for First Time in Five Years, Driven by Three Megatrends
Security Operations Ease for First Time in Five Years, Driven by Three Megatrends

Yahoo

time21-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Security Operations Ease for First Time in Five Years, Driven by Three Megatrends

NEWTON, Mass., May 21, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New research from Enterprise Strategy Group, now part of Omdia, shows a turning point in the security operations (SecOps) landscape: for the first time in five years, more organizations report that managing SecOps is becoming easier rather than more difficult. Detailed in 'The Future of SecOps in an AI-Driven World' report, this improvement has been driven by three industry mega-trends: security tool consolidation, the integration of generative AI (GenAI) within SecOps, and the growing maturity of security information and event management (SIEM) and extended detection and response (XDR) solutions. SecOps is a mainstay of modern cybersecurity programs. Once limited to reactive, alert-driven activities, SecOps has expanded into a broader risk mitigation function. Today, it encompasses both proactive and reactive strategies including security posture management, optimization and tuning of core security controls, threat detection and response, and recovery from cyberattacks. Consolidation and platformization are driving tangible benefits across multiple areas—55% of respondents reported positive results from the consolidation of SecOps tools. With budgets constrained in an unpredictable economy, cost optimization and tools management overhead were among the top advantages cited in the report. While a more centralized security data strategy is a priority alongside consolidation efforts, progress remains gradual. "As organizations report significant positive impacts from SecOps tools consolidation, it's important to recognize that tools consolidation must be a continuous process," said Dave Gruber, Principal Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group, now part of Omdia. "The need for the addition of discrete, specialized security tools will continue as IT innovations expand the attack surface. Organizations should annually reassess opportunities to consolidate specialized tools into platform offerings. This 'continuous consolidation process' should drive cost savings, simplify operations and management, and fuel improvements in security outcomes." GenAI within SecOps is poised for significant contribution across a broad array of security use cases—74% of the study's respondents said they use GenAI-enabled solutions daily to automate security tasks. This rapid adoption puts GenAI within reach of surpassing security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) solutions for SecOps automation. GenAI is further helping to reduce long-standing challenges within SecOps, including detection rule engineering, correlation of siloed data sources, and operationalizing threat intelligence. The research further reveals that while XDR and SIEM deliver measurable value, change is on the horizon for SIEM. Although 86% of organizations currently use SIEM, many are seeking to improve their security data layer with 48% either considering or actively planning to replace one or more of their SIEM solutions. Despite SIEM's widespread use for threat detection and response, security teams are looking for more advanced threat detection capabilities. As a result, 64% have deployed an XDR solution. Crucially, the research also indicates a shift in expectations for XDR solutions: organizations now expect them to correlate threat and vulnerability risk information to better prioritize remediation. "Actively improving security hygiene and posture management to reduce the attack surface" tops the list of what organizations said would be most beneficial to improving security efficacy and operational efficiency moving forward. An infographic from the research, The Future of SecOps in an AI-driven World, is available to download here. ABOUT ENTERPRISE STRATEGY GROUP Enterprise Strategy Group™, now part of Omdia, provides focused and actionable market intelligence, buyer research, analyst advisory services, GTM strategy guidance, solution validation, and custom content supporting enterprise technology buying and selling. View source version on Contacts Fasiha Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

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