Picus Security, the Security Validation company, announced Picus Numi AI. As the latest innovation of the Picus Security Validation Platform, this generative AI security analyst empowers any member of a security team to access critical, up-to-date information about their security posture to make purposeful risk-based decisions. Through simple natural language queries, users can instantly review the findings of security validation assessments and get tailored recommendations to prioritize and address exposures.

As highlighted by the Picus Blue Report 2023, security teams are constantly navigating ‘impossible tradeoffs’ to enhance resilience. This includes determining which types of attacks to optimize defenses against. With the introduction of Picus Numi AI, organizations can use the transformative power of GenAI to determine where to focus their attention for maximum impact, freeing up time and resources by automating manual processes.

Picus Numi AI operates on the Picus Exposure Graph, a purpose-built knowledge graph consisting of more than 70 billion relationships between attack simulation results, mitigation actions, threat actors, malware, vulnerabilities and other exposures. Based on this data, Numi crafts tailored responses to critical questions such as, “Which threat actors relevant to my industry were most active in the past month?”, “Can we prevent and detect attacks by these specific threat actors?” and “What mitigation actions should I take next to improve my security posture?”

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How GenAI powers the Picus Security Validation Platform:

• Picus Numi AI: provides security teams with easy access to up-to-date information about their organization’s security posture and recommends ways to enhance resilience against the latest threats.
• AI-driven Threat Profiling: curates cyber threat intelligence from hundreds of data sources to deliver up-to-date information about threats and guide security validation activities based on industry, geography, and other factors.
• AI-based MITRE ATT&CK Mapping: enables users to visualize the detection coverage provided by SIEM tools by automatically mapping detection rules to the MITRE ATT&CK Framework and supplying AI-based technique suggestions for unmapped rules.

SOURCE: PRNewsWire