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Bridging the Remediation Gap: Introducing Pentera Resolve

Bridging the Remediation Gap: Introducing Pentera Resolve

The Hacker News thehackernews.com

From Detection to Resolution: Why the Gap Persists A critical vulnerability is identified in an exposed cloud asset. Within hours, five different tools alert you about it: your vulnerability scanner, XDR, CSPM, SIEM, and CMDB each surface the issue in their own way, with different severity levels, metadata, and context. What's missing is a system of action. How do you transition from the

Help for arguing towards Crowdstrike vs Palo XDR

Help for arguing towards Crowdstrike vs Palo XDR

CrowdStrike www.reddit.com

Hello experts, we are in the final stages of evaluating CrowdStrike vs Palo Cortex XDR and from the results we are recommending to choose Crowdstrike. But the Palo offer is 10% cheaper and now we are in trouble arguing towards Crowdstrike. Are there any studies or reports showing the management the benefits of CrowdStrike over Palo? Like some ROI, TCO or something else showing the benefits of the better detection capabilities and the impact on the daily costs? Anything will help! Than you...

LevelBlue to Acquire Cybereason, Strengthening Position as World's Largest Pure-Play MSSP

LevelBlue to Acquire Cybereason, Strengthening Position as World's Largest Pure-Play MSSP

LevelBlue Blogs levelblue.com

Today marks a strategic leap forward in LevelBlue's mission to become the most complete cybersecurity partner on the market. I'm excited to announce that LevelBlue has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Cybereason, a global leader in Extended Detection and Response (XDR), digital forensics and incident response (DFIR), and elite threat intelligence. Together we'll deliver unified, proactive, and outcome-driven security solutions around the globe. Why Cybereason? Why Now?...

Tips for a new security analyst

Tips for a new security analyst

For [Blue|Purple] Teams in Cyber Defence www.reddit.com

Hey all. I've been hired as a junior security analyst by a company a few weeks ago. I work with Microsoft Defender XDR and the whole suite. It's been a slow introduction to the environment and it's been going well and today I was finally assigned my first 2 clients/tenants. My job description says that my duty is to respond in case of alerts/incidents, to harden the environment, patch whatever might need patching and look at the overall security. But truth be told I'm a bit lost on what to do....