Managed Detection and Response/ MDR stories

Few organisations have matured their security operations (SecOps) to the point where they have integrated a complete CTI practice. >>

eSentire is a leader in the multi-signal Managed Detection and Response arena, and will enable Tecala to offer enterprises a bolstered cybersecurity service.>>

OpenText has launched a new managed detection and response service designed to help enterprise customers uncover risks and threats before they can make a detrimental impact.>>

The move expands CrowdStrike’s Extended Detection and Response (XDR) capabilities through Humio’s data ingestion and analytics expertise, which CrowdStrike says will deliver improved insights and better protection.>>

Fuelling its momentum as a movement fast gaining traction, Gartner called XDR the number one trend CISOs should understand to strengthen security initiatives. >>

“Together, PwC and Palo Alto Networks offer a service designed to address and solve customer cybersecurity pain points particularly as the market demands new ways to detect and respond to threats.”>>

The pair will deliver managed detection and response (MDR) services to joint customers, with the offering combining MDR services from both companies.>>

The report provides an overview of the technology players in the EDR market and offers insights into understanding their capabilities. >>

Thankfully, there are some effective steps that can be taken to overcome four of the most common security issues, thereby reducing the attack surface. >>

In the absence of skilled talent to employ in-house, organisations are increasingly steering towards adopting managed cybersecurity services. >>

CylanceGUARD is a subscription-based offering that validates, triages, analyses, prioritises, and automates analyst and incident engagement. >>

As a channel-first security provider, Sophos will deliver the new MDR services through its network of approximately 47,000 channel partners worldwide.>>