Name: EDR and XDR: Better Together?
Start: 2022-12-29T16:00:00Z
End: 2022-12-29T16:00:39.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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A proactive approach to cyber threats is imperative today in order to stay ahead of attackers, but threat detection processes are challenging for a myriad of reasons. The landscape is evolving quickly which means there are more technology vendors out there competing for the decision makers’ attention, more acronyms for security professionals to memorize, and a wider skills gap to attempt to fill – which impacts every single person on a security team. 

There is no doubt that business leaders want to improve their threat detection and response systems and actions, but the market is confusing, and knowing where to lean in and focus can be overwhelming. 
Where is the market headed and how can security leaders realistically address threat detection and response today? 
Delivered by ESG analysts, this keynote presentation will examine the current state of threat detection and response, and where CDR, SOAR, SOCs, threat intelligence platforms (TIPs), and managed services fit in. 

Through this presentation, you will walk away with the confidence and insights to help you determine what security tools you need to evaluate to combat threats within your organization.

Pulse Check on Threat Detection and Response in 2022

Infosec professionals understand the importance of threat detection. But the threat detection and response technology landscape is evolving rapidly, causing complexity and confusion in the market.

A recent Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) research study found that 61% of security professionals are familiar with XDR – which is an improvement from 24% in 2020. However, 39% remain somewhat familiar or unfamiliar with XDR.

It is time to unpack some of these new, emerging abbreviations.

In this fireside chat with Jon Oltsik, ESG’s Senior Principal Analyst and Josh Zelonis, Palo Alto Networks' Director of Security Strategy, you will explore:
· Where security teams struggle when attempting to detect new types of sophisticated threats
· Thoughts on why EDR technology was an important development for threat detection and response
· An introduction to XDR: What it is and challenges it can help solve
· What role managed services play in SOC modernization and XDR
· And much more

EDR and XDR: Better Together?

Threat Detection

Security Strategy

IT Security

Threat Analysis

Cyber Security

Threat Assessment

Risk Based Security

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