Enterprise networks are under siege and in flux. The SUNBURST attacks that compromised SolarWinds customers highlighted the weaknesses of traditional detection methods and exposed critical security blind spots. Security teams must address these security holes while handling new developments in their infrastructure. Cloud computing, remote working, and traffic encryption expand the attack surface while making threats harder to detect. How do we improve our network security in the face of these challenges?
Network detection and response (NDR) has emerged as a robust approach to detect highly evasive attackers in fast-evolving infrastructures. In this webinar, our panel of experts will discuss the nature of NDR, best practices, and some of the methods it supports to identify malicious behavior on the network. Learn how NDR enables you to detect unknown threats that other technologies miss and investigate them quickly.
Talking points:
- In January, the White House announced its move toward a Federal Zero Trust Architecture by 2024. We’ll discuss how these recent directives have impacted the need for advanced NDR and EDR solutions.
- With the recent high-profile supply chain attacks, how has NDR been able to identify threats that other technologies missed?
- What does the future look like for NDR? How are NDR solutions enabling XDR strategies