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Forcepoint Launches Division for Behavioral Science-Based Cybersecurity Research

Forcepoint Launches Division for Behavioral Science-Based Cybersecurity Research - top government contractors - best government contracting event
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Forcepoint Launches Division for Behavioral Science-Based Cybersecurity Research - top government contractors - best government contracting event

Forcepoint has created a division that will explore methods to integrate cybersecurity procedures with behavioral science methodology in a move to help government and enterprise customers secure data.

X-Labs aims to apply data insights from Forcepoint products in efforts to develop a behavioral science-driven Converged Security Platform designed for risk-adaptive and automated protection across both cloud and on-premises infrastructure, the company said Tuesday.

The platform will work to deploy the company's Adaptive Trust Profile containing artificial intelligence and analytics-driven attributes, models and inferences.

ATP is intended to calculate “risk scores” and integrate with behavior-based analytics that get sensor data from cloud, endpoint and third-party applications.

Nicolas Fischbach, chief technology officer of Forcepoint, said the company established X-Labs to study digital identities and cyber behaviors, especially during interactions with intellectual property and critical data.

Fischbach added chief information security officers "need a security partner that can pinpoint normal and abnormal behavior on today’s hybrid IT environments."

X-Labs professionals are deployed to various locations in the U.S., Ireland, U.K. and Finland.

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