Cybereason rethinks how detection works. Instead of generating thousands of individual alerts, the platform correlates related events into what it calls MalOps (malicious operations). Each MalOp represents a complete attack story — from initial access through lateral movement to data exfiltration.
This operation-centric model means analysts see the full picture instantly. A single MalOp might connect a phishing email, a PowerShell download, credential harvesting, and lateral movement across 50 endpoints — all in one view. That’s a radical departure from the alert-per-event model most SIEMs and EDR tools use.
The Cybereason Defense Platform covers endpoint protection, EDR, XDR, and managed detection. Its AI engine processes 9.8 petabytes of data weekly, and the cross-machine correlation engine links activity across every device in the environment.
Founded by former Israeli military intelligence members, Cybereason has deep expertise in understanding adversary tradecraft. The company counts major enterprises and government agencies among its customers, and its research team regularly publishes detailed threat intelligence on nation-state campaigns.
