Deep Instinct Promotes AI Tools to Detect and Prevent Malware Before Execution
Summary
Deep Instinct promotes its DSX Brain and DIANNA products, saying they use deep learning to detect and prevent known and unknown malware and explain why files are flagged.
Key points
- Deep Instinct says its DSX solution uses a deep-learning system, the DSX Brain, to detect and prevent unknown and zero-day threats without relying on signatures.
- The company says the Brain was trained on tens of billions of data points and can recognize malicious files rapidly.
- DIANNA, Deep Instinct’s generative AI assistant, provides explanations for why files were flagged and quarantined or deleted.
- The article argues that AI is accelerating attack automation, including reconnaissance, social engineering, and malware creation.
- Deep Instinct presents preemptive security as an alternative to reactive defenses and promotes its products as a way to stop threats before execution.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Deep Instinct marketing article promoting its preemptive data security approach and products.
- Impact
- The article claims that Data Security X (DSX), powered by the DSX Brain and supported by DIANNA, can detect and prevent known, unknown, and zero-day threats and explain why files were flagged. It reports no specific incident or measured impact.
Vendors
Products
Data Security X (DSX)Data Security X (DSX) is Deep Instinct’s preemptive data security solution. DSX leverages the deep learning-powered DSX Brain, an entity unlike any other in cybersecurity, to detect and prevent unknown and zero-dayDIANNADSX Brain to power preemptive data security is the Deep Instinct Artificial Neural Network Assistant, or DIANNA, our GenAI companion for both known and unknown malware explainability. DIANNA is your companion on theDSX BrainX (DSX) is Deep Instinct’s preemptive data security solution. DSX leverages the deep learning-powered DSX Brain, an entity unlike any other in cybersecurity, to detect and prevent unknown and zero-day threats with