IT solutions becoming a cloud-based service is preventing companies from visualizing their infrastructure. The be.Safe XDR tool allows users to retake control and helps them adopt strategic decisions
Collecting data from any and all network devices
AI can be molded and adapted to each system’s requirements. Generic models tend to be less effective
Zero-day attack detection solutions
Ability to respond to ongoing attacks and to warn against attack patterns
Monitor user behavior and manage non-permitted IT transactions (shadow IT)
Today’s XDR products have a long history, evolving out of network security and network traffic analysis (NTA) and combining the information contained within these tools with AI capabilities. The historical definition of network security is to use a perimeter firewall and Intrusion Prevention Systems to screen traffic coming into the network, but as IT and security technology have evolved, the definition is much broader now due to modern attacks leveraging more complex approaches.
Sophisticated cyberattackers constantly invent and reinvent more effective ways to mount their assaults. Their evasive behaviors and the invisible footprints they leave behind change with dizzying frequency. Traditional legacy security designed to keep out attackers are blind to these ever-changing threat behaviors, giving cybercriminals free rein to spy, spread and steal.
There are a lot of products that fall under the umbrella of network security, and managing those holistically to detect and respond to risk and threats on the network is challenging.