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A new class of security tools is emerging that promises to significantly improve the effectiveness and efficiency of threat detection and response. Emerging Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solutions aim to aggregate and correlate telemetry from multiple detection controls and then synthesize response actions. XDR has been referred to as the next step in the evolution of Endpoint

Back in 2018, Palo Alto Networks CTO and co-founder Nir Zuk coined a new term to describe the way that businesses needed to approach cybersecurity in the years to come. That term, of course, was extended detection and response (XDR). It described a unified cybersecurity infrastructure that brought endpoint threat detection, network analysis and visibility (NAV), access management, and more under

Well ... it depends on what you're trying to accomplish, at least for now. The good news is that many modern SIEMs are starting to adopt XDR-like capabilities.

The inventor of value-added selling as a new MSP category, Bruno Darmon, joins Cynet as CSO

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Thirty-five cybersecurity-related merger and acquisition (M&A) deals were announced in February 2022.

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Endpoints have evolved, and legacy defenses aren't doing enough to keep them secure.

While extended detection and response (XDR) is effectively considered an upgrade from endpoint detection and response, enterprises must still begin with a strong EDR foundation.