Index Engines CyberSense V. 8.10 Release Strengthens AI-Driven Cyber Resilience

Index Engines, Inc. announced the release of CyberSense 8.10, fully integrated with Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery, which provides new capabilities to enhance cyber resilience and streamline recovery from ransomware attacks.

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CyberSense’s highly-trained AI ensures data integrity, empowering organizations to detect corruption from cyber threats and recover with confidence. With more than 1,500 global installations, CyberSense continues to lead the industry in ransomware detection.

While CyberSense already maintains its own database of malware signatures, users can now supply their own MD5 signatures, enabling both forward and backward detection of malware in backups.

“As ransomware attacks continue to rise, organizations must ensure they have data integrity to enable fast and accurate recovery,” said Larry Meese, VP, product marketing, Index Engines. “CyberSense innovation and integration with Dell PowerProtect Cyber Recovery represents another major step forward in delivering comprehensive cyber resilience. It not only enhances our customers’ abilities to detect and recover from threats more effectively but also reinforces Index Engines’ position as a trusted leader in AI-driven data protection and integrity.“

This latest release is focused on advanced, proactive detection of bad actors for accelerated and streamlined recovery:

• Raw Disk Corruption Detection: The company offers an industry’s first raw disk corruption detection safeguards for VMs against ransomware, malware, wiper attacks, hardware failures, and internal corruption. CyberSense flags raw disk corruption by identifying read errors and alerting users to potential attacks that prevent access to critical files. Traditional ransomware retains visibility into the (encrypted/corrupted) files, making them accessible but unusable. By contrast, this attack vector hides the files, giving the appearance of an empty or faulty disk.
• Custom YARA Rule Support: Custom YARA rules within CyberSense support detection of patterns in files, allowing it to identify even zero-day ransomware that hasn’t been seen before.
• Custom Malware Signatures: While CyberSense already maintains its own database of malware signatures, users can now supply their own MD5 signatures, enabling both forward and backward detection of malware in backups. Once added, CyberSense will search for the signature within both historical and future backups.
• Rapid Threat Detection with Delta Block Analysis: Users can now see the DBA score produced by CyberSense and visualize on a graph how that score changes over time, and what is normal activity for their environment. Already an existing feature in previous versions, DBA improves performance by scanning only changed blocks rather than all files on a VM. It uses AI to detect suspicious activity and triggers a full index if necessary.
• Expanded Workload Support and Future Proofing: Optimized for databases, VMs, and cloud workloads, CyberSense ensures seamless integration with security and backup solutions, including PowerProtect Data Manager 19.18 and 19.19; Avamar 19.12, NetWorker 19.12; Commvault Backup and Recovery 11.36; Cohesity NetBackup 10.5, including NetBackup OST (Open Storage Technology); and Oracle ASM RMAN.

CyberSense 8.10 brings deeper visibility into organizational data integrity, ensuring the detection of corrupted data, and allows organizations to pinpoint the last known clean backup, to minimize the impact of an attack. This latest release also empowers organizations with expanded role-based access control with custom permissions as well as improved threshold alerts and UI/UX improvements.

CyberSense is available through Dell Technologies, Inc. and its global partner network. See it at Index Engines’ booth during Dell Technologies World, May 19-22 in Las Vegas, NV.

Resource :
Blog: What’s New: CyberSense Elevates Ransomware Defense for Cyber Recovery Solutions    
Blog: CyberSense 8.10 Release Notes: What’s New & Improved