Fortinet s AI-Based XDR Solution Boasts Powerful Analytics From detection to event investigation to remediating security incidents, FortiXDR automates the entire process of finding and responding to advanced threats.
Add Fortinet to the long list of cybersecurity vendors jumping into the rapidly changing cross-layered detection and response (XDR) waters. The company says its new FortiXDR solution can handle complex tasks in seconds, reduce the number of alerts across products by 77% and significantly reduce human error. And it is the only XDR solution that can autonomously manage cyber-incidents from start to finish, Fortinet claims.
While Fortinet is far from the first to introduce an XDR solution, its FortiXDR tool may have been worth the wait, said Dave Gruber, senior security analyst at ESG. It took some time, he said, to integrate its FortiEDR, originally acquired from enSilo in October of 2019. The analytics capabilities in that endpoint detection and response (EDR) so
Cybersecurity Threats Prompt A Worldwide Response
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NEW YORK, Jan. 28, 2021/PRNewswire/ The propagation of threats to the cybersecurity infrastructure of organizations and businesses continues to put pressure on governments and security firms. In the most recent example, Google claimed that a North Korean government hacking group has targeted members of the cyber-security community engaging in vulnerability research. According to a report by the Associated Press, Adam Weidemann, a researcher from Google s Threat Analysis Group, said in the online report published late Monday, that hackers supposedly backed by North Korea created a fake research blog and multiple Twitter profiles to build credibility and interact with the security researchers they targeted. The U.N. Security Council in 2019 estimated North Korea earned as much as USD 2 Billion over several years through illicit cyber operations targeting cryptocurrency e
GTT Enhances Portfolio of Managed Security Services
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McLean, VA, January 19, 2021 GTT Communications, Inc. (NYSE: GTT), a leading global cloud networking provider to multinational clients, announced it has enhanced its portfolio of managed security services. Leveraging Fortinet’s next-generation Security Fabric, GTT is now able to deliver more advanced software-defined capabilities, including unified threat prevention (UTP), which integrates a range of security features, such as application control, web filtering, antivirus, data loss prevention, and intrusion detection and prevention.
Additionally, GTT has added Managed Detection and Response capabilities to its security service portfolio, which provides comprehensive security coverage for cloud, on-premise and hybrid environments. The feature set includes an advanced security tool suite, with machine-learning behavioral analytics, embedded threat intelligence, and 24/7 security monitoring and incident response, m
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Today’s networks are distributed across so many devices and environments, many of them temporary and all of them in a constant state of flux, that the notion of a perimeter has been almost completely abandoned. This transition has largely been the result of an application-based business model. Users both employees and consumers require immediate and reliable access to critical applications and streaming services at any time, from any location, on any device.
To achieve this, most organizations have transformed their networks to a collection of edges. In addition to the LAN edge, there is the new WAN edge, the multi-cloud edge, the distributed datacenter edge, the mobile edge, and most recently due to the rapid shift to work-from-home, a huge surge in the home office edge. And multi-edge computing (MEC) a distributed, open IT architecture that features decentralized processing power and a virtualized network platform is right around the corner. Powered by 5G-
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