Open XDR: A Strategy for Evolving Security Needs
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Describes using an open Extended Detection and Response (XDR) strategy to overcome siloed defenses and complex threats by providing centralized visibility and automated threat detection. Explains feeding XDR with timely, tactical threat intelligence so businesses can find and respond to true threats and adapt as technologies and attacks evolve.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:31Agenda
- 1:40What is XDR
- 2:30gartner definition
- 4:33driving the need for XDR
- 7:57why now
- 12:01history of XDR
- 16:35use cases
- 25:24What enables Open XDR
- 29:31Integrations
- 32:01Summary
- 33:07Examples
- 36:06Additional Context
- 37:23Faster Time to Response
- 38:36Managed Services
- 41:06What is an Endpoint
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