Palo Alto Networks defines endpoint detection and response (EDR) as the capability to provide cybersecurity monitoring and control of endpoint devices through the full cybersecurity lifecycle - from the detection of events and incidents on endpoint devices and users to attack responses and incident follow up and analysis.
Because attackers can target any asset, including cloud applications and managed and unmanaged hosts, Federal Agencies need to secure all users, systems and data to prevent successful attacks. Unfortunately, this has traditionally meant deploying siloed tools like antivirus, EDR, network detection and response (NDR), and user behavior analytics (UBA). Each of these tools provides a narrow view focused on one data source, forcing analysts to manually correlate details from multiple tools and requiring specialized expertise to operate.
Join Palo Alto Networks to hear about Cortex XDR, the industry’s first extended detection and response platform that integrates endpoint, network, cloud, and third-party data to stop sophisticated attacks. Combining the capabilities of EDR, NDR, and UBA, Cortex XDR provides full protection while simplifying operations and allows security teams to gain enterprise-wide visibility.
Topics of discussion include:
Cortex XDR CDM capability mapping
Enterprise-wide protection with Cortex XDR
Collection & management of cybersecurity-relevant endpoint events
Threat hunting, incident analysis, and incident response
Two additional webinars will be offered in this series. If you cannot attend this one, please register for one or both of the upcoming webinars.
Tuesday, September 14, 2021 | |
Wednesday, September 29, 2021 | |
