XDR Articles

Implementing robust cybersecurity is a complex undertaking. The individuals responsible for securing an IT environment must have the knowledge and tools to guard against increasingly sophisticated threat actors.

Businesses of all sizes need to protect their IT environments from the dangers posed by hackers and threat actors. In today’s threat landscape, all companies need to address the dangers posed to the survival of their businesses by cyberattacks.

The threat landscape affecting an organization’s IT environment is constantly changing. Threat actors working alone or in organized groups are continuously looking for new methods with which to compromise business-critical systems and valuable data resources.

We are thrilled to share our newly designed infographic 'Demystifying XDR: A Visual Guide.' In our latest blog post, we will walk you through what the infographic covers and why it's a must-see for anyone interested in cybersecurity.

The effectiveness of XDR solutions depends on the breadth and quality of the telemetry made available to the platform. The complexity of modern IT environments requires the broad collection of diverse telemetry from all areas of the infrastructure.

SEO poisoning is a method that threat actors employ in an attempt to entice users into visiting malicious websites. In this blog post, we will take a close look at SEO poisoning and discuss methods that can be used to detect and prevent this malicious activity.

XDR is an approach to threat detection that represents the evolution and consolidation of NDR and EDR solutions. By taking a more holistic view of a computing environment, XDR goes beyond the threat detection capabilities of NDR and EDR.

Polymorphic malware is malicious software with the ability to change its identifiable characteristics as it traverses an IT environment or system. Typically this involves techniques such as changing encryption keys or file names to modify its signature.

Open XDR, which stands for Open Extended Detection and Response. Open XDR is a new approach to cybersecurity that allows organizations to detect and respond to cyber threats more quickly and effectively by integrating multiple security technologies.