Baidam Solutions has been tapped to provide Vectra’s Cognito AI platform for behavioural detection and response to Superloop.
Baidam and Vectra have also named Cody Meakin, OEM as the first winner of their joint scholarship for Indigenous peoples (more details below).
Superloop security and IT head Jason Veness said the company’s goal for bringing on Vectra’s solution is to exceed international legislative standards for security.
"We are continuing to shift from static pattern-based threat detection to behavioural detection and response capabilities in our security operations. This partnership allows us to go beyond industry standards, ensuring better protection for our products and in turn, our customers," he said.
Superloop said keeping ahead of evolving business security needs is a leading focus for the company.
Commenting on the Superloop win, Vectra AI Asia Pacific partner alliances head Dee Clinton said, “We’re delighted, together with Baidam Solutions, to be working with Superloop to improve their security posture and that of their customers.
“Our Cognito platform has hit the ground running, delivering greater security visibility across Superloop’s entire network while also improving internal operational efficiencies, so its security team can spend their time where it matters most.”
Veness added, "Through a very well-designed user interface and the Cognito AI platform, Vectra has simplified our security operations practices. The number of false positives has reduced dramatically, allowing us to spend our security operation hours more effectively to mitigate threats versus chasing ghosts.”
Baidam Solutions chief executive Philip Jenkinson said the organisation is excited to welcome Superloop as a client and further strengthen its partnership with Vectra.
“The partnership between Baidam Solutions and Vectra AI has developed strongly over the past 12 months. Not only are we able to sup ..
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