NetWitness spoke with Tari Schreider of Aite-Novarica Group about SOAR technology and the benefits it can deliver to SecOps for accelerating threat detection and response. Tari talks about SOAR misconceptions, the user experience that SOAR solutions should deliver, and how SOAR can help enterprises be more efficient.
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The Language of Cybersecurity Endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions detect and investigate suspicious activities and other problems on network hosts and endpoints. Offering an additional layer of protection above that of traditional anti-virus software, EDR is meant to counter hackers seeking to install malware used to steal passwords, record keystrokes, encrypt files and hold them for ransom, or perform other malicious activity. EDR gathers and analyzes information on possible security threats from computer workstations and other endpoints, and alerts IT staff to potential and active attacks. Breaking It Down: Endpoint, Detection and Response Endpoint. An endpoint is any device that people or software use to connect to a network. […]
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The Language of Cybersecurity RSA defines XDR as an approach to cybersecurity that extends detection and response from the user, through the network, to the cloud to provide security operations teams with threat visibility wherever data and applications reside. XDR products combine network detection and response (NDR), endpoint detection and response (EDR), behavior analytics, and security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) capabilities into a single, cohesive incident detection and response platform to make it easier for security teams to neutralize today’s advanced threats. It’s important to note that the market for XDR is in its infancy, and therefore, definitions of XDR can vary. Why is XDR getting so much attention? […]
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