The RSAC 2023 got underway on Monday in San Francisco, and since the last RSAC, a lot has happened in the cybersecurity sector. The most recent edition of the enormous yearly event at the Moscone Centre took place in June 2022, and even if AI was undoubtedly a significant aspect of the exhibition at the time, that was still the “pre-ChatGPT” era. It will be clearer than ever as RSAC 2023 begins this week that the OpenAI chatbot has had a significant influence on both cyber defence and attackers, sparking what many are referring to as an “arms race” surrounding generative AI. As of Monday, the frenzy of RSAC-related product announcements had already started, with generative AI technology taking centre stage and cool cybersecurity tools announced. In this article, we have listed the 5 new and cool cybersecurity tools that are announced at RSAC 2023. Read to know about cool cybersecurity tools announced at RSAC 2023.

1. SentinelOne Threat Hunting Tool

SentinelOne launched a new threat-hunting tool for its Singularity platform that uses a large language model (LLM) to significantly increase productivity for security analysts. SentinelOne calls this development a huge achievement for security utilizing generative AI. According to SentinelOne, the new threat-hunting tool driven by generative AI is known as “Purple AI,” the business informed CRN.

2. Accenture Managed XDR

At RSAC 2023, Accenture said that it is extending its cybersecurity cooperation with Google Cloud with the introduction of the Managed Extended Detection and Response (XDR) service, which is powered in part by Google Cloud’s new Security AI Workbench offering. The service is based on Chronicle Security Operations, a cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) platform from Google Cloud and Mandiant threat intelligence.

3. Cisco XDR

A new extended detection and response (XDR) platform from Cisco, which has been “built from the ground up” and goes beyond the previous XDR capabilities that have been accessible in the tech giant’s SecureX product, was announced at RSAC.

4. CrowdStrike CrowdStream

At RSAC 2023, observability company Cribl and CrowdStrike unveiled a new service that seeks to make it simpler to load security and IT data onto the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. The open observability platform from Cribl, a venture-backed business with CrowdStrike among its backers, powers the new service, CrowdStream.

5. IBM Security QRadar Suite

The IBM Security QRadar Suite, a new product suite for security analysts, was introduced by IBM using RSAC. According to IBM, the SaaS-delivered suite features redesigned threat detection and response tools that will help security teams work more quickly and effectively.