In this episode of Cybershare we explore the complexities of third-party involvement for EDR, and what the future might hold for traditional security companies.
In this episode of Cybershare we explore how EDR may evolve, and how maximising the protection basics of EDR can help to combat increasingly intelligent and sophisticated threats.
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is an element of endpoint protection which provides continuous monitoring for and response to advanced threats on endpoints, as opposed to antivirus (AV) and anti-malware elements which focus primarily on stopping threats in the pre-execution phase.
Further resources available to help you and your business understand EDR and how it fits into today’s cyber security landscape.
How far for EDR?
EDR can uncover immediately actionable financial benefits.
Who is actually overseeing your EDR?
The impact of third-parties on EDR
Endpoint Security - How to know what level of endpoint protection you need
Beware the power of the status quo.
Why are we so reluctant to embrace new technologies?
DIY, MDR or both?
It’s a natural human emotion to want to take control of challenging situations – especially when they’re particularly threatening.
EDR: What and how?
There’s a lot of talk in the market about how endpoint detection and response (EDR) is the Next Big Thing.
How to find top cyber-tech talent in a global shortage
So why is there a skills shortage? And what can your business do to beat it?
For a more effective IT security team, hire for diverse perspectives
To find new solutions, we need to see our problems differently and hire for diverse perspectives.
EDR has changed significantly over the course of the last 10 years. It has developed from quite simplistic anti-virus capabilities to complex end-point productions gathering telemetry from multiple sources.
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