Transform cybersecurity to propel your business
Organizations are pursuing innovation and transformation but are challenged by securing identities, data, and workloads across the hybrid cloud. Successful enterprises make security core to their business transformation agenda. IBM Cybersecurity Services helps clients achieve outcomes, protect investments, and boost resilience. With advisory, integration, managed security services and an AI-driven, tailored approach, we transform security into a strategic business enabler.
IBM Consulting Advantage for cybersecurity
IBM Consulting Advantage for Cybersecurity is a unified, vendor agnostic platform of AI-powered assets. It brings together disparate security technologies to simplify delivery, increase visibility, centralize automation, apply AI/ML, and apply agentic AI across all security domains.
Our experts
Mark Hughes
Dimple Ahluwalia
Srini Tummalapenta
Tim Van Den Heede
Fabio Campos
Dave McGinnis
Troy Bettencourt
Gregg Barrow
Capabilities
IBM AGS centralizes key cybersecurity and organizational data points across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments.
IBM TDR services, inclusive of MDR services, helps enterprises protect existing investments and enhance them with AI.
IBM CyberDefend secures AI, transforms cryptography, and strengthens IdOps, AppSec, and cloud environments.
IBM X-Force provides deep security research expertise and global threat intelligence for enhanced security solutions.
IBM MSS offers around-the-clock monitoring, management and response to advanced threats, risks and compliance needs.
With its innovative ecosystem and AI-powered tools, IBM Cyber Campus aims to tackle the global cybersecurity workforce shortage.
Use cases
AI for security is the process of using AI to enhance an organization's security posture. With AI systems, organizations can automate threat detection, prevention and remediation to better combat cyberattacks and data breaches.
A recent study from the IBM Institute for Business Value found that only 24% of current gen AI projects are secured. Securing AI projects involves practices to secure AI data, models and usage.
Advancements in quantum computing create countless positive opportunities for technological progress, but all progress inevitably brings brand new potential threats. Safeguarding your enterprise against post-quantum cryptography (PQC) risks today is no longer a luxury, but a business imperative. However, this journey is highly complex and depends on the unique specifics of your organization.
The importance of Operational Technology (OT) security in today's increasingly connected and automated world is critical. As industrial control systems (ICS) and other OT systems become more intertwined with corporate networks and the internet, their connectivity exposes vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cyber threats. The potential consequences of such cyber attacks are not just financial but can also disrupt critical infrastructure and even cause injury or death.
Identity and access management is critical to securing data and systems, and the vast array of technologies, situations, and human and machine scenarios make this a complex challenge.
With the value of multiple clouds and platforms within the enterprise comes new cybersecurity challenges, making it imperative to securely manage infrastructure and resources ahead of advanced threats.
AI for security is the process of using AI to enhance an organization's security posture. With AI systems, organizations can automate threat detection, prevention and remediation to better combat cyberattacks and data breaches.
A recent study from the IBM Institute for Business Value found that only 24% of current gen AI projects are secured. Securing AI projects involves practices to secure AI data, models and usage.
Advancements in quantum computing create countless positive opportunities for technological progress, but all progress inevitably brings brand new potential threats. Safeguarding your enterprise against post-quantum cryptography (PQC) risks today is no longer a luxury, but a business imperative. However, this journey is highly complex and depends on the unique specifics of your organization.
The importance of Operational Technology (OT) security in today's increasingly connected and automated world is critical. As industrial control systems (ICS) and other OT systems become more intertwined with corporate networks and the internet, their connectivity exposes vulnerabilities that can be exploited by cyber threats. The potential consequences of such cyber attacks are not just financial but can also disrupt critical infrastructure and even cause injury or death.
Identity and access management is critical to securing data and systems, and the vast array of technologies, situations, and human and machine scenarios make this a complex challenge.
With the value of multiple clouds and platforms within the enterprise comes new cybersecurity challenges, making it imperative to securely manage infrastructure and resources ahead of advanced threats.
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