Threat Detection and XDR
Detection and response to threats from multiple sources
Effective threat detection requires correlating signals from multiple sources – endpoints, network, identity, and cloud. Extended Detection and Response (XDR) breaks down security data silos, providing a unified view of threats. Alert triage automation reduces alert fatigue and allows analysts to focus on real threats. Cross-domain threat hunting enables proactive searching for hidden attackers. Unified incident response accelerates the time from detection to neutralization, minimizing potential damage.
What problems it solves
- Security data silos
- Too many alerts and false positives
- Lack of correlation between sources
- Delays in threat detection
Typical use cases
- Correlation of signals from endpoints, network, and identity
- Alert triage automation
- Proactive threat hunting across domains
- Integrated incident response
Partners in this area
CrowdStrike
A global leader in endpoint protection and threat intelligence. The Falcon platform uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect and stop threats in real time. CrowdStrike offers EDR/XDR, threat hunting, incident response, and one of the best threat intelligence teams in the world.
DataDog
A leading unified observability platform that combines infrastructure monitoring, APM, logs, security, and more in one place. Datadog provides full visibility into cloud-native environments, Kubernetes, and distributed applications, enabling rapid detection and resolution of issues.
Cribl
A platform for routing, transforming, and managing telemetry data. Cribl enables organizations to regain control over their data – send the right logs to the right places, reduce SIEM costs, enrich data in motion, and eliminate vendor lock-in.
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