IBM QRadar EDR in Canada
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Does your LinkedIn profile show that your current responsibilities include performing information security role(s) for a Canadian business?
Add yourself to our ReaQta Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) distribution list by connecting to Bob Swift-Hill (swifthillb@saas-ssi.com) in LinkedIn.
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- Chief Information Officer (CIO)s
- Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)s
- Chief Security Officer (CSO)s
- Chief Data Officer (CDO)s
- Chief Risk Officer (CRO)s
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Directors
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Analysts
- Security Analysts
Want to learn more about ReaQta and participate in our Summer Cipher Series Contest?
Does your LinkedIn profile show that your current responsibilities include performing information security role(s) for a Canadian business?
Add yourself to our ReaQta Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) distribution list by connecting to Bob Swift-Hill (swifthillb@saas-ssi.com) in LinkedIn.
Tap here for the quick steps to do this on a LinkedIn support page.Calling all...
- Chief Information Officer (CIO)s
- Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)s
- Chief Security Officer (CSO)s
- Chief Data Officer (CDO)s
- Chief Risk Officer (CRO)s
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Directors
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Analysts
- Security Analysts
IBM QRadar EDR provides complete visibility over endpoints, detecting and responding to threats autonomously without requiring human intervention. QRadar EDR is an innovative, AI-driven EDR platform capable of detecting and contextualizing cyber threats using dynamic behavioural analysis and allowing real-time and autonomous response. It can be deployed easily on-premise, in the cloud (SaaS), or in air-gapped environments.
IBM QRadar EDR: AI-Powered Automated Endpoint Security
I’m sure you’ve been experiencing the market and technology changes recently that converged to create a perfect storm in endpoint security: the COVID-driven transformation of remote work, the proliferation of ransomware as a service, and increasingly sophisticated, automated attacks.
IBM’s QRadar EDR offers a first-class, forward-thinking approach to endpoint security. Using the world’s first and only Live-Hypervisor based monitoring system (NanoOS), QRadar EDR’s powerful engines are enabled to detect anomalous behaviour on your endpoints and automatically shut down vicious attacks, all while remaining invisible to the attacker.
So, what are examples of anomalous file behaviour?
QRadar EDR’s NanoOS targets these five foundational threat behaviours:
- Keylogging
- Process injection (or cross-process operation)
- Screen captures
- Dynamic impersonation
- Credential harvesting
See the video demos of IBM QRadar EDR overview and “What is anomalous behaviour?”
What distinguishes IBM QRadar EDR?
Undetectable By Design
NanoOS, a unique hypervisor-based approach, works outside the OS and provides deep visibility into processes and applications running on endpoints. NanoOS is designed to be invisible to attackers and malware, and not tampered with, shut down or replaced.
Respond to Threats in Near Real Time
Guided and autonomous remediation can simplify and speed response. The cyber assistant learns from analyst decisions, then retains the intellectual capital and learned behaviors. It can free up time for analysts and help reduce false positives. Remediation is available with automated or single-click remote kill.
Continual Learning & Improvement
Automated, AI-powered threat detection and threat hunting includes telemetry from indicators that can be customized for proprietary detection and granular search. Advanced behavioral analytics allows for continual improvement and tailored detection.
Tailor-Made Threat Hunting
DeStra (Detection Strategy) scripting allows users to build custom detection strategies—beyond “out of the box” models—to address compliance or company-specific requirements without the need to reboot the endpoint. Updates can be activated across the organization without endpoint intervention or downtime.
Security Megatrends and Their Impact on Endpoint Security
I’d like to share this ESG Research Report, “Security Megatrends and Their Impact on Endpoint Security” with you. ESG conducted an in-depth survey of IT and cybersecurity professionals responsible for endpoint security to identify some interesting trends like:
- The majority plan to alter their endpoint security strategy in the next 12 months
- Improving detection and response leads the pack when it comes to what keeps endpoint security users up at night
- XDR capabilities, and what that means in relation to EDR, is top of mind in the security space today
What’s really driving organizations to upgrade endpoint security solutions? While the efficacy of prevention continues to be critical to the success of endpoint security programs, improving detection and response leads the pack when it comes to what is top of mind for endpoint security buyers. Read ESG’s research report on the trends impacting endpoint security, and how organizations are responding.
Discover a best-in-class solution for detecting threats
As an IBM® partner, we’re happy to share with you the attached MITRE ATT&CK Evaluation report. This report shows an evaluation of QRadar EDR, an IBM Company. Highlights included in the report:
- Promote business continuity while freeing your security team from manual analysis of cyberthreats.
- Reduce alert fatigue and simplify your cybersecurity by generating the minimum number of necessary threat alerts.
- Gain complete visibility over your endpoints to enable rapid response at every stage.
In their evaluation of IBM QRadar EDR, MITRE ATT&CK determined that QRadar EDR uniquely provides high-quality security alerts and offers complete coverage of sophisticated attacks without human intervention. Read more insights from the MITRE evaluation.
IBM QRadar EDR detects zero-day threats in real-time
DYK: complex zero-day threats have increased by 256% in the recent years, as reported by Trend Micro. These types of threats are especially dangerous because they often fly under the radar when done in memory, running in the background without any noticeable indications to tell you you’re under a compromised attack.
If you don’t have the ability to detect complex zero-day threats in real time, you may be flying blind.
Ask yourself:
- What percentage of my endpoint devices and network communications are monitored for suspicious activity, vulnerabilities, and policy violations?
- What percentage of my incident response am I able to automate, and what is my average time to contain an incident?
I invite you to take a firsthand look at how IBM QRadar EDR detects, investigates, and helps you contain zero-day threats. In this particular example, we show these and more capabilities working against a ransomware threat.
See a demo of IBM QRadar EDR in action detecting zero-day threats.
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