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Threat Prevention - The Attacker’s Dilemma

Why Advanced Threat Prevention Requires Network Visibility

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As attackers evolve their tactics to evade traditional security controls, security teams need multiple sources of data to give them complete visibility across the entire environment. This requires coverage of the entire attack surface, including endpoints (as well as connected devices that aren’t capable of running an agent), cloud workloads, and both north-south (traffic entering and leaving the network at the perimeter) and east-west (internal) network traffic.

Combining EDR telemetry data with NDR telemetry data is a must for full attack surface visibility. To empower security teams to stop threats faster, EDR and NDR can be integrated with a security information and event management (SIEM) platform. By unifying network telemetry with rich security data, threat intelligence, analytics, and workflow automation, analysts receive more reliable, relevant, and actionable alerts—what’s needed to see and stop real-world attacks.

  • Accelerated response. Analysis can be done in real time, which is critical when attacks are coming faster than ever before.
  • Highly correlated detections. NDR supplies the richest- possible session data from your networks, illustrating the relationships between events.
  • Bigger-picture visibility. With more context around detections and events, it’s easier for analysts to understand the full attack sequence.

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