With the ongoing barrage of new attacks and emerging dangers, one might argue that every day is an exciting day in the security operations centre (SOC). However, today’s SOC teams are experiencing one of the most compelling and transformative changes in how we detect and respond to cybersecurity threats. Innovative security organisations are attempting to modernise SOCs with extended detection and response (XDR) platforms that incorporate the most recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) into the defensive effort.
XDR systems combine security telemetry from several domains, such as identities, endpoints, software-as-a-service apps, email, and cloud workloads, to provide detection and response features in a single platform. As a result, security teams employing XDR have greater visibility across the company than ever before. But that’s only half the tale. The combination of this unprecedented insight and an AI-powered SOC aid can allow security teams to operate at the pace required to turn the tables on potential attackers.
Innovative security organisations need to have a strategic implementation plan that considers the future in order to effectively leverage today’s AI capabilities and provide the foundation for tomorrow’s breakthroughs. This is because the industry is evolving rapidly. […]
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