5 Best Practices for CISOs Adopting XDR
The pace of change in IT infrastructures is unyielding. With XDR, cybersecurity teams can keep up, improve threat protection, increase SOC productivity, and lower ownership costs. Older technologies, such as SIEM, aimed to provide improved protection, better detection capabilities, greater productivity, and lower ownership costs, but have fallen short over the years. What SIEM couldn't do, XDR can. Learn 5 best practices that all CISOs and security experts should consider when implementing XDR. Read this whitepaper to learn more about:
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