The XDR platform from FireEye is best suited for enterprise and mid-market security operations teams which are vulnerable to assaults due to a variety of variables such as threat sophistication, poor security tool management, and staffing shortages.

“History will look back and declare how well the cybersecurity industry succeeded in putting collaboration above the competition to help protect our organizations and institutions,” said Gorka Sadowski, of the XDR Alliance.

Yann adds that as open-source intelligence (OSINT) is free and easy to access, most organizations uses it. But organizations must also consider the trust and reliability of sources. Yann explains in a classical hierarchy, highest level of trust comes from intelligence you generate and receive from your close network and peers, and OSINT information is placed at the lowest level.

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In some of the largest cybersecurity companies in the world, most industry analysts and other security experts are talking about the emergence of Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solutions, which Gartner defines as solutions that “automatically collect and correlate data from multiple security products to improve threat detection and provide an incident response capability.”