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See the value of Vectra MXDR beyond customer testimonials and case studies with numbers on how they spend their days and weeks security organizations across the globe.

AI usage in the security team is on the rise as security practitioners look to improve attack signal, accelerate detection and response times and identify unknown threats.

Can Your XDR Stop a Hybrid Attack? Use this checklist to align your AI-driven XDR with the challenges brought on by today's hybrid attacks.

As the cybersecurity landscape evolves, it's crucial to reassess the effectiveness and efficiency of SIEM solutions in meeting modern security challenges.

5 emerging attacker methods show why defenders need a plan to prioritize post compromise attacker methods.

Attackers can bypass prevention, such as MFA, and endpoint protection. Here are examples of different situations when this happens. Luckily, Vectra ITDR can detect attacker behaviors when prevention fails.

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Historically SIEM solutions have been the go-to for defending against D/DDoS (Detecting Denial of service-type) attacks. However, hybrid attacks are now more sophisticated than ever, and SIEMs aren't keeping up.

SIEM solutions alone are not equipped to combat hybrid attacks on their own as detection data does not live solely in the SIEM today.

Security teams are dealing with challenges from too many alerts and too many missed threats. Here are 3 key reasons why sole reliance on Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) technologies for TDIR are not enough to combat today’s hybrid attacks.

The rising complexity of expanding attack surfaces, tool and alert proliferation, and unseen attacks increase threat risks exponentially in what we call the "spiral of more".

Use AI to turn the tables on hybrid attackers.

Attack Signal Intelligence cracks the complexity code to defend your hybrid enterprise against cyberattacks.

Security teams are worried about the repercussions of relying exclusively on SIEM for TDIR. See more details in our infographic about being underwhelmed by your SIEM.

71% of analysts admit the organization they work in may have been compromised and they don't know it yet. Threat detection is fundamentally broken. ‍ Why do security team analysts believe the tools they use are effective, when those same tools leave them unable to effectively stop cyberattacks?