Cylance and LogRhythm: Delivering Prevention and Visibility

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The Cylance Axiom Alliances Program is a community of cybersecurity solution providers working together to deliver a prevention-first approach to security. Unlike other ecosystems built around the assumption of compromise, Axiom vendors are committed to using AI to continuously prevent adversaries from harming organizations by delivering added security controls that, when combined, minimize an organization’s attack surface and enable swift action across the organization’s entire environment, whether it be on-premises, IoT devices, hosted, or public cloud.

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Cylance is a cybersecurity products and services company focusing on stopping tomorrow's attacks today. Founded in 2012 by ex-McAfee Global CTO Stuart McClure and ex-McAfee Chief Scientist Ryan Permeh, Cylance was created to solve the malware problem once and for all. Our flagship product, CylancePROTECT®, is the world's first next-generation antivirus built on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Named the SC Magazine Award winner for "Best Emerging Technology" in 2015, CylancePROTECT offers exponentially improved prevention capabilities when compared to other endpoint security solutions. For a demo of CylancePROTECT, visit us at cylance.com

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