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Three commonly used cybersecurity tools are endpoint detection and response, managed detection and response, and extended detection and response. All three are viable methods for protecting your company from certain cyber attacks, but what are the primary differences between EDR vs. MXDR vs. XDR? We’ve outlined below some key information to help you decide which one is best for you and your company.
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- Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a powerful event-analysis tool to protect against cyber attacks, monitor devices, and detect malicious activities.
- Managed Detection and Response (MDR) enables organizations to outsource their detection and response processes to an expert provider who will assess the threats, investigate issues, and provide detailed reporting.
- Extended Detection and Response (XDR) combines multiple data sources from across an organization’s network to provide comprehensive security insights. XDR leverages machine learning algorithms to detect abnormal activity within the system for faster response times.
- Harness the power of AI and machine learning with Advanced BEC Defense to detect and eliminate Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks.
- Cover all the bases by protecting against payment redirect and supplier invoicing fraud, which may not have a malicious payload to detect.
- Get a sophisticated detection engine that can analyze multiple signals for comprehensive protection against BEC threats.
- Take control of email security with powerful real-time protection against cyber threats.
- Secure your organization's attack surface with advanced email security solutions to detect and block malicious content.
- Proactively protect against phishing and other email account attack vectors to prevent unauthorized access to the network.
- Advanced endpoint security to detect and block malicious activities before the damage is done.
- Automatically scan, identify and respond to complex threats in real-time.
- Protect against sophisticated zero-day threats with advanced defense mechanisms.