Improve Threat Detection & Expedite Response

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) provides analysis, visibility, and response across the Cloud and individual networks. Detection and response include real-time, as well as continuous monitoring used to detect and analyze potential threats. The system then uses computer automation to contain and remove those threats.

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Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

Not surprisingly, this solution monitors and responds to threats on network endpoints. It is the very first version of detection and response systems that enables faster responses and better visibility into risks. It has improved malware detection that helps to detect the more sophisticated threats involving the more malicious malware. The drawback is in its very nature: its scope is limited to the endpoint security which means it isn’t fully comprehensive.

Network Detection and Response (NDR)

NDR looks for threats within a given network and then sends a response when a threat is detected. The primary focus for this detection and response is internal networks – not just endpoints like EDR – identifying serious security breaches. NDR uses a combination of unsupervised and supervised machine learning to determine both malicious and benign activity across the entire network for swift threat remediation.

Managed Detection and Response (MDR)

Our outsourced MDR solution offers customers with remotely-delivered security operations center (MSOC) features and functions. These advanced monitoring detection functions allow teams to analyze, investigate, and actively respond to threats and contain them. With a full managed detection and response, threats are found and remediated within seconds.

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How Does XDR Work?

XDR solutions are a proactive way to take on threat detection and response. It increases visibility and access across all data points, including network, Cloud, and endpoint. It also applies automation and analytics to help detect today’s increasingly sophisticated threats. Some things teams can do with XDR include:


  • Increase the productivity and effectiveness of your team.
  • Maximize cybersecurity investments.
  • Proactively identify sophisticated threats quickly.
  • Track threats by source and location within your business.
  • Wrap up research investigations efficiently.

XDR platforms enable companies to prevent online attacks and, in turn, strengthens security processes. Business leaders can then better accelerate digital transformation initiatives with confidence because when users, data and applications are protected, they can get back to growing the business.

Benefits of Threat Detection & Response

With a comprehensive extended detection and response solution, business leaders will have the peace of mind knowing all systems are protected and under control.

Granular Visibility: Allows for full visibility across systems, including Cloud and on-premise.

Improved Prevention Capabilities: Allows for continuous monitoring and automated response, which can help deter a threat when it is detected.

Greater Control: Allows for the ability to blacklist and whitelist incoming traffic. This ensures that only authenticated users are allowed to access your system.

Better Productivity: Allows for centralization that reduces the number of alerts and increases the accuracy of the alerts.

Effective Response: Allows for tracing an attack path and then reconstructing the attacker’s modes and actions.

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“IoT without security = Internet of Threats”

– Stéphane Nappol

Which Threat Detection & Threat Remediation Solution is Right for You?

Hired professionals perform detection and response on an organization’s systems, often with the use of EDR and NDR tools. MDR is a logical option for businesses that do not have the in-house resources to cover all the bases for detection and response. Let us help choose the best option. We’re here to set up your plan for the future today.

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