12.8 Palo Alto Networks- Moving beyond traditional EDR - How XDR is reshaping SOC operations Registration

Start Date:12/8/2020

Start Time:2:00 PM EST

Duration:60 minutes

Abstract:

One of the defining features of XDR, as with traditional EDR, is that analytic capabilities for detection are native and out-of-the-box. This drives large cost savings, reduction of alert fatigue, and streamlined investigation processes compared to SIEMs and siloed detection tools. While traditional EDR is inherently focused on analytics that runs on endpoint data, XDR goes beyond this by bringing together multiple sources of telemetry, stitching events across your infrastructure together to greatly reduce not only the frequency of alerts but the time to triage and investigate them.

Join us for a candid discussion with Palo Alto Networks Field CTO and former industry analyst Josh Zelonis as he presents:

• A technology focused discussion of how XDR is moving beyond traditional EDR

•. How XDR is changing SOC operations as backed by market research from Forrester

•. A discussion on the long term impact of XDR on security architecture

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Speakers

Josh Zelonis

Cortex CTO

Palo Alto Networks

Josh Zelonis is a Field CTO and Evangelist for Palo Alto Networks where he works closely with organizations to help them adapt their architecture, policies, and processes to stay ahead of evolving threats and limit the potential impact of incidents. As a former Forrester analyst and cybersecurity tech founder, Josh has spoken at major conferences around the world and published on subjects ranging from security analytics, cyber intelligence, vulnerability management, SOC operations, and incident response. Above all, he prides himself on a mission to secure the data of the people we’re entrusted to protect.

Teri Robinson

Executive Editor

SC Media

SC Media Executive Editor Teri Robinson has more than two decades of experience reporting and editing on tech and business issues.