Cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, employing complex attack techniques such as zero-day exploits, fileless malware, and advanced persistent threats (APT). Traditional security approaches like conventional antivirus or SIEM are no longer sufficient to detect rapidly evolving threats.
📌 Extended Detection & Response (XDR) and Managed Detection & Response (MDR) are modern security solutions that combine multi-layer threat detection, AI-driven analysis, and automated incident response to effectively combat cyber threats.
Without an XDR/MDR solution, organizations face the following risks:
Phishing & Credential Stuffing Attacks Leading to Identity Theft
Phishing and credential stuffing attacks result in identity theft and unauthorized access to accounts.
Unmonitored Access to Sensitive Applications and Data by Internal & External Parties
Lack of oversight over access to sensitive applications and data poses significant security risks from both internal and external parties.
Non-Compliance with Data Security Regulations such as GDPR, ISO 27001, and PDP Laws
Failure to comply with data security regulations can result in fines and legal issues for the organization.
Open Access Even After Employees or Business Partners Leave
Access remains open to sensitive systems and data even after employees or business partners are no longer associated with the organization.
Threat Intelligence Integration: Leverage multiple global threat intelligence sources to improve detection accuracy.
Real-Time Threat Correlation & Contextual Analysis: Connects security data from endpoints, networks, cloud, and email to provide full visibility into threats.
AI-Powered Behavior Analysis: Using machine learning to detect suspicious anomalous behavior.
b. Advanced Attack Surface Protection
Zero Trust & Identity Threat Protection: Protect user accounts and access from identity-based exploits.
Deception Technology & Active Threat Hunting: Trapping hackers with honeypots and decoys to identify the attack techniques used.