Threat Detection & Response (TDR) Technology Landscape
The report helps security leaders make the right business-driven decisions to better manage risk.
'When considering the technology and capability roadmap for security operations there needs to be a significant focus on prioritization of discovered issues to ensure that your security operations program aligns to your specific and dynamic attack surface. Concurrently, this all needs to align with modern IT architectures.' - Gartner
Explore the evolving Threat Detection & Response (TDR) Technology landscape.
Key highlights include:
- How 'Threat Detection & Response' (TDR) is evolving beyond 'Endpoint Detection & Response' (EDR)
- What TDR technologies are emerging - 'Extended Detection & Response' (XDR), 'Managed Detection & Response (MDR), "Network Detection & Response' (NDR), and 'Identity Threat Detection and Response' (ITDR)
- Why 'Network Detection & Response' (NDR) is a low-risk high reward investment for security operations
Gartner, Hype Cycle for SecurityOperations, 2023, Jonathan Nunez, Andrew Davies, 20 July 2023.
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