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Bastion is an all-in-one cybersecurity solution for small businesses

TechCrunch

It bundles several different products that all revolve around cybersecurity risks with a software-as-a-service approach. Companies we talk with tell us: ‘We have an insurance broker, an accountant, why would we have multiple cybersecurity products?’” EDR stands for ‘endpoint detection and response’.

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H1 2022 cybersecurity product-led growth market map

TechCrunch

Ross Haleliuk is a venture capitalist and head of product at LimaCharlie.io. Product-led growth is one of the most commonly discussed topics in the startup world as the market cap of public companies utilizing the growth tactic skyrocketed in recent years. Of the 824 products reviewed, 151 can be described as product led.

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The Journey to Extended Detection and Response - XDR

Palo Alto Networks

New products emerge to tackle rising threats, while existing products adapt, merge or fade away. Not long after the term “computer virus” was coined in late 1983, the first antivirus products appeared on the scene. Two years later, the name evolved to Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR). Endpoint Security in Flux.

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Managed Detection and Response (MDR): Concept, Benefits and Use Cases

Kaseya

This means investing heavily in numerous security products and, with any luck, finding security experts to manage it all. MDR vs. EDR Both MDR and EDR assist companies in gaining visibility into their environments and preventing threats. MDR vs. XDR Extended detection and response (XDR) builds on the role of an EDR tool.

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MITRE Round 2 Results Solidify Cortex XDR as a Leader in EDR

Palo Alto Networks

We are proud to announce that no other vendor achieved higher attack technique coverage than Cortex XDR in this evaluation with the powerful combination of automated product detections and enrichment from the Cortex XDR Managed Threat Hunting service. *. This methodology was applied universally to all vendors.

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Is your organization prepared for cyberattacks? Here’s how to get ready.

Kaseya

The effects of a successful cyberattack on a business include lost revenue, reputation damage, downtime and wasted productivity, not to mention the high cost of mounting an incident response and recovery effort. Falling victim to any cyberattacks can cost a business a fortune.

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Data — The Lifeblood of Security and Detection Engineering

Palo Alto Networks

In episode 5 of “ This Is How We Do It, ” Peter Havens from Cortex product marketing and Isaac Krzywanowski, staff security engineer at Palo Alto Networks, discuss data pipelining, operational assurance and the importance of monitoring the health of data sources. The palette of data sources at Palo Alto Networks is expansive and diverse.