Threat Detection and Response - Further Information

Training and tools to enable planning and navigation of the organisational change needed to combat the threat to encryption protection from quantum computing.

Observer enables IT professionals to identify and address issues such as latency, packet loss, bandwidth congestion, and security threats in real time.

Threat exposure management provides the ability to record what is happening on the network and to deliver reports that show the reduction in risk and vulnerability to attack.

Continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) is an advanced form of vulnerability management technology that will enable organisations to continuously improve their security posture.

Learn why threat exposure and traffic management are essential in public cloud environments.

Find out how ExtraHop Networks’ new capabilities in its Reveal(x) platform will benefit your organisation.

Threat detection and response is becoming ever more important. Read here how Fortra Alert Logic differentiates itself and why it is a leading solution.

An Enterprise Information Architecture can be viewed as the operating system of the Enterprise by means of which all applications are deployed and executed.

Find out in this paper why cloud-native SIEM systems are a game changer for security operations.

In a data-driven world, organisations need to be able to manage the corporate data resource intelligently and flexibly. A data fabric is the key enabler.

NDR should be considered a core part of any organisation’s technology arsenal, providing the ability to enhance its overall security posture.

Expel is a security operations provider that offers highly transparent and efficient MDR services with additional complementary add-ons.

When cybersecurity is given the attention that it deserves, it can enable the business in many ways.

This document provides an overview of the depth and breadth of Kudelski Security’s MDR services, which are positioned alongside a host of ancillary services.

This guide focuses on technology-agnostic MDR providers. Those vendors selected are the most often cited by end users and rival providers as being the leaders in this market.

Learn how Gathr is used in financial services for breakthrough success, including threat detection, payment surveillance, downtime prediction, and more.

This Spotlight explores the landscape for threat detection and response technologies and services. Read through it to decide what best suits your organisation.

This paper contains three case studies highlighting the experiences of Alert Logic’s MDR customers.

Find out who the major players are in the Network Detection and Response market and what this technology area can do for your organisation.

XDR is a new set of tools that holds much promise for improving threat detection and response to counter today’s security challenges.

This Spotlight report explains what NDR is and how it works and its usefulness for a wide range of organisations.

What is XDR and why is it needed? What can it do for you? This infographic explains in a clear and concise way.

This MDR services update provides insight into how various leading vendors in this market are positioned and discusses the trends being seen.

This Market Report segments vendors within the still emerging managed detection and response (MDR) services market.

By taking into account the considerations in this eBook, organisations will be better informed as to what they need from an MDR service provider.

Managed detection and response services provide access to advanced tech and skilled resources to ensure businesses can achieve their objectives.

EDR supplements traditional endpoint protection by providing capabilities for threat detection and response, going beyond a traditional focus on threat prevention and protection.

SIEM systems are entering a new era. Complementary technologies are creating visibility into networks that are required for actionable security insight.

Security response orchestration enables automated incident response when appropriate, augmented with human knowledge for better-informed decision making.

UEBA technologies focus on identifying patterns of activity that are outside of the normal patterns expected in order to identify activity that could be suspicious or clearly malicious.