3 tips on how to differentiate XDR from EDR
The terms endpoint detection and response (EDR) and extended detection and response (XDR) are similar and can be confusing. Where is the difference?
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5 cyber threats that criminals can generate with the help of ChatGPT
What can cybercriminals do with the new ChatGPT technology? Learn about the cybersecurity risks it poses and how to protect your organization.
Modern SOCs and MDR services V : Modern SOC Key Functions
SOCs need visibility into organization activity and automate key functions while freeing analysts to focus on more valuable functions. Discover more!
XDR: what is it, how does it work and how do MSPs use it?
Looking for a threat detection and incident response tool that integrates multiple security products into a cohesive security operations system?
Modern SOCs and MDR services IV: Deployment Models
There are several ways for an organization to acquire modern SOC capabilities. Discover what these models are and how to decide on a deployment model.
Modern SOC and MDR Series V: The Different Roles within a Modern SOC
Within a modern SOC, a group of cybersecurity experts, each with different functions, operate in a coordinated manner. Discover more about the 6 main roles
Modern SOCs and MDR Services Series: 6 Benefits and Why They Matter
This post is the second in a series of four blogs focused on understanding what modern SOCs and managed detection and response services are. Discover all the benefits of modernizing the SOC.
Modern SOC and MDR Services Series: What They Are, Why They Matter
This post is the first one in a series of four blogs focused on understanding what modern SOCs and managed detection and response services are.
Why is a cybersecurity risk assessment necessary?
Malicious actors could successfully implement their plans without visibility into the potential holes that the solutions themselves may be creating.
The biggest threat remote access poses: exposing your server on the Internet
The key issue with Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is that the way it’s configured means it’s accessible via the Internet. Learn more about the importance of detection and response to avoid risks.