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Network Evidence For XDR

XDR - Extended detection and response - promises to integrate data from any source to stop today's sophisticated and often automated attacks. The key is: Which source? Register for this exclusive session for insights on why network evidence must be a key part of your XDR strategy. Topics to be discussed include how to: Walk away with new ideas on how to stay ahead of ever-changing attacks by using a data-first strategy for detection and response.

Why Managed Detection and Response is a Key Component to any Security Plan

The overnight move to remote and hybrid work models instantly created a more complex infrastructure for many organizations as they shifted their workers from corporate offices to their homes. The threat surface expanded exponentially as devices moved off-prem and into potentially unsecured environments and grew again as workers added their own devices to the mix.

Understanding Suspicious User Types With UEBA

The cybersecurity threat landscape is evolving rapidly. Hackers and other malicious users are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their attack methods, rendering traditional security tools obsolete. Modern cybercriminals will use any means to break into firewalls, send emails with infected attachments, or even bribe employees to share login credentials. Businesses in all industries must identify and implement comprehensive IT security tools and strategies to protect their valuable assets.

Weaponizing paranoia: developing a threat detection strategy

Nowadays, it’s mostly a foregone conclusion that companies need a security program and centralized log aggregation and correlation platform. Unfortunately, the conversation all too often turns toward tactics for data collection and detection of specific threat actors or common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs).

Deeper visibility into Kubernetes environments with network monitoring

Network monitoring solutions can overcome the security visibility blind spots in Kubernetes environments, by providing a source of truth for SOC analysts. Container security solutions broadly span the spectrum of (a) prevention - securing the container image and ensuring the right policies are in place during runtime and (b) detection - monitoring runtime events for threat detection and investigation.

The role of Threat Intelligence Platforms in Implementing Extended Detection and Response

As the new year continues to unfold, cybersecurity budget holders will be deep into the process of identifying where to allocate funds to best enhance protection against cyberthreats. The good news is that budgets are rising, with industry commentators frequently reporting that companies are committing more money to strengthening their posture against persistent and sophisticated threats.