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Move to cloud have not changed this and sometimes set the clock back Most threatdetection still requires structured data and that means reliable collection, working parsers, data cleaning and other steps are still required, while key word searches only go so far.
The mission also evolved a lot over the years from alert aggregation to compliance and reporting to threatdetection and response support. Here are some arguments: Likely YES: You are “cloud first” or as Gartner says now “cloud smart” (because “cloud-first is so 2013”). seconds per any search).
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are now joined by DDR (one vendor claimed “Data Detection and Response”) and ITDR (no, not for IT, silly: “Identity ThreatDetection and Response”). RSA 2013 and Endpoint Agent Re-Emergence RSA 2006–2015 In Anton’s Blog Posts! XDR’s older brothers?—?EDR EDR and NDR?—?are more on this below. RSA 2017: What’s The Theme?
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are now joined by DDR (one vendor claimed “Data Detection and Response”) and ITDR (no, not for IT, silly: “Identity ThreatDetection and Response”). RSA 2013 and Endpoint Agent Re-Emergence. XDR’s older brothers?—?EDR EDR and NDR?—?are I have not spotted CDR this time, but maybe I should have?—?more more on this below.
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We are helping customers correlate more than 190 trillion threats per second to optimize all their security solutions with a more refined and relevant response. Our differentiated platform delivers a new era in attack intelligence and response that can accelerate threatdetection and effectively mitigate attacks to keep users and data safe.
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