OpenText Unveils AI-Powered Cybersecurity Cloud
OpenText has launched its next-generation Cybersecurity Cloud, featuring AI-driven threat detection and response capabilities, announced in a press release. The new solution, OpenText Core Threat Detection and Response, is designed to enhance security for enterprises by processing billions of machine events and integrating seamlessly with existing security solutions.
The platform is available on Microsoft Azure and integrates with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Entra ID, and Microsoft Security Copilot. This integration aims to empower organizations to quickly and efficiently stop attacks before they cause damage. OpenText's solution also includes a threat integration studio, allowing customers to incorporate telemetry from various network solutions, applications, and security tools.
OpenText Core Threat Detection and Response addresses a wide range of security challenges, including application and data protection, identity and access management, and digital forensics. The platform uses hundreds of AI algorithms to enhance detection capabilities and accuracy, adapting to each organization's unique environment. It is currently available as a limited release to select customers.
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