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The cybersecurity industry's heavy reliance on endpoint detection and response tools has created significant vulnerabilities, particularly around IoT devices and operational technology that cannot be monitored using traditional security tools, according to Vincent Stoffer, field CTO at Corelight. This growing attack surface, combined with sophisticated threat actors who exploit any available entry point, has pushed organizations to reevaluate their security strategies and consider more comprehensive network monitoring approaches.

The SOC Visibility Triad was defined by Dr. Anton Chuvakin at Gartner almost 10 years ago when the cloud was in its early stages. As the shift to highly dynamic, multicloud environments became mainstream over the last few years, some have argued that the “Triad” should be put to rest since it no longer can ensure the visibility needed to maintain effective security across these modern architectures.

Enhance utility of evidence Identify malicious files from network activity and derive the right context without increasing false positives Improve detection coverage Analyze large volumes of files for detecting threats that can be missed by EDR Drive tool consolidation Consolidate tools and eliminate the need for file extraction, storage and custom scripts.

See how the integration between Corelight's Open NDR platform and ServiceNow allows analysts to send specified detections to ServiceNow, enabling efficient case management for in-depth analysis. Send selected detections with contextual information to ServiceNow with a few clicks, and easily jump from ServiceNow to view detection-related details in Corelight, resulting in faster time to case resolution/MTTR.

Detection engineering has evolved into an art, contributing to the success rates of endpoint and network detection and response tooling capabilities. Used to effectively counter the increasing complexity of today’s cyber threat actors, high-fidelity detections can help an organization discover threats earlier, neutralizing them before further damage can occur.

Defenders face numerous challenges in their complex, ever-expanding environments. Good data or network truth shouldn't be one of them. As Corelight is the standard in the NDR market, we will explore how to pivot from NDR to several EDR tools. The demo will showcase popular tools and give analyst workflow examples and use cases. Speaker: Steven Swaim (Principal Federal Sales Engineer, Corelight)

What is network detection and response, how is it fundamental to #cybersecurity, and why should #investors and #security leaders be investing in the #NDR space? Watch as Corelight CEO Brian Dye shares the answers to these questions and more in a new interview with NYSE.

Speakers: Matt Bromiley (SANS), Tim Nolen, Sr. Sales Engineer (Corelight), Jean Schaffer, Federal CTO (Corelight)

Want to know how to get a commanding view of all devices that log onto your network? Let’s ask ChatGPT! Watch as Corelight's James Pope leverages his AI assistant to explain the power of Zeek®—the open-source technology behind Corelight’s network evidence—and the detailed logs of network activity it produces, including protocols such as HTTP, DNS, and SSL. In the video he also shares how Zeek®’s open standard easily integrates with Suricata, SecurityOnion, Molok, Elk, CrowdStrike EDR logs, and more.