According to ESG Research, XDR momentum continues to build despite there being confusion about what XDR is.
Extended Detection & Response (XDR) is one of those solutions that everyone knows about, but few understand. XDR solutions provide increased visibility into security threats by collecting data across all security telemetry, including networks, clouds, endpoints, and applications, to detect, analyze, hunt, and mitigate threats in real-time.
Watch this quick video from Gartner® on all you need to know about XDR.
There are two types of XDR solutions: Open XDR and Native XDR. But what are the differences between these two options, and which is right for your organization? This blog post will take a closer look at both Open XDR and Native XDR solutions and compare their pros and cons. By the end of this post, you'll be able to make an informed decision about which option is best for your business.
Comparing Open XDR vs. Native XDR Solutions
What is open XDR?
Open XDR is a vendor-agnostic approach to XDR that easily integrates into a customer's existing tech stack to incorporate all of their investments and security tools as part of the platform.
How does open XDR work?
Open XDR is designed to ingest security data from all available telemetry sources in a security environment, using machine learning and artificial intelligence to collect and correlate data and drive detection and response.
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