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XDR: The Next Step in Threat Detection and Response

Security Boulevard

The global EDR market (Endpoint Detection and Response) is growing rapidly. The Transparency Market Research team predicted that this market will increase at a CAGR of about 21% in the next decade, reported Help Net Security. If it happens, this growth will help the global EDR market surpass a valuation of $13.8

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Cybereason, Google Cloud launch XDR solution to streamline threat detection and response

CSO Magazine

The partnership may be indicative of the modern threat detection and response market. Cybereason XDR, powered by Google Chronicle, is designed to work at speed across the entire enterprise – including endpoints, networks, identities, cloud and workspaces. Joint platform consolidates attack defense, ends solution silos.

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Podcast: Optimizing Cyber Threat Detection & Response

Security Boulevard

Mark Shriner, Secure Talk Podcast host interviews Sanjay Raja, Gurucul VP of Product Marketing and. The post Podcast: Optimizing Cyber Threat Detection & Response appeared first on Gurucul. The post Podcast: Optimizing Cyber Threat Detection & Response appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Does the World Need Cloud Detection and Response (CDR)?

Anton on Security

Let’s play a game and define a hypothetical market called Cloud Detection and Response (CDR). Note that it is no longer my job to define markets , so I am doing it for fun here (yes, people find the weirdest things to be fun! ) Should it exist as a market? So, do we need a CDR or not?! Why do I think so? Agree/disagree?

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Five Ways to Configure a SIEM for Accurate Threat Detection

eSecurity Planet

In an interview with eSecurity Planet , Gurucul vice president of product marketing and solutions Sanjay Raja said getting control of that flood of information – and making good use of it – requires effective configuration and customization.

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IBM Moves Into EDR Market With ReaQta Acquisition

eSecurity Planet

IBM is moving into the endpoint detection and response (EDR) market with the acquisition of ReaQta. Extended detection and response (XDR) has emerged in recent years as a unified enterprise security platform, a way for vendors to package their offerings together into a comprehensive cybersecurity solution.

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Q&A: Why SOAR startup Syncurity is bringing a ‘case-management’ approach to threat detection

The Last Watchdog

But the mainstream market needs more help identifying the risks and establishing processes for their analysts to follow, whether they’ve been there five weeks or five years. In addition, I see more and more service providers adopting SOAR, as the MSSP and MDR markets grow at 15% and 30% respectively according to Gartner.