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Cortex XDR
Cortex XDR is the world’s first detection and response app that natively integrates network, endpoint and cloud data to stop sophisticated attacks. Cortex XDR accurately detects threats with behavioral analytics and reveals the root cause to speed up investigations. Tight integration with enforcement points accelerates containment, enabling you to stop attacks before the damage is done. Download the datasheet to learn the key features and benefits of Cortex XDR.
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Simplify Zero Trust Implementation Using A Five-Step Methodology
Building Zero Trust networks is actually simpler than building legacy networks. This 5-step methodology makes deploying Zero Trust networks manageable, cost effective and non-disruptive.
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Maximize the ROI of Detection and Response
Download this white paper to learn how to maximize the ROI and cut the cost of detection and response.
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Managed Detection and Response
Accelerate your security operations’ maturity with our industry-leading MDR partners, powered by Cortex XDR™. Their expertise and resources relieve your day-to-day burden with 24/7 proactive alert management, threat hunting and incident response that spans network, endpoint and cloud. Our partners will get you up and running in weeks, not years, with SLAs that guarantee immediate reduction of MTTD and MTTR to under 60 minutes.
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How to Pick a Winner in EDR
The endpoint security marketplace is crowded with vendors claiming to have superior capabilities. Cutting through all the marketing and sales pitches to understand how these products perform isn’t easy. Luckily, The MITRE Corporation conducted an independent test of the detection and investigation capabilities of leading endpoint detection and response (EDR) products against real-world attack sequences. We’ll break down MITRE’s methodology, the results, and what it all means for your organization as you assess your current and future endpoint security toolkit.
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Cyber Threat Report: Reconnaissance 2.0
Attackers have developed an arsenal of tools and techniques to break into organizations’ networks and steal valuable information. This report reveals the latest tactics that threat actors use to stay under the radar while conducting internal reconnaissance. It also explains how automation has enabled amateur hackers to carry out advanced reconnaissance and accelerate the speed of attacks.
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