Cyber threats increasingly mimic legitimate user behavior, with nearly 80% of them using malware-free techniques. Breaches at edge devices and VPN gateways have risen significantly, highlighting the inadequacy of traditional security measures like firewalls and EDR. As threat actors evolve their strategies, SOCs adopt multi-layered detection methods, employing technologies like network detection and response (NDR). NDR enhances visibility without deploying agents, making it effective at identifying threats using common legitimate tools maliciously. This strategic layering allows for quicker adaptation to threats and improved detection times, focusing on prioritizing significant risks.
Nearly 80% of detected threats use malware-free techniques that mimic normal user behavior. Conventional detection methods are no longer sufficient as threat actors adapt their strategies.
SOCs are turning to a multi-layered detection approach using network data to expose activity adversaries can't conceal, as EDR struggles with zero-day exploits and sophisticated evasion techniques.
Technologies like network detection and response (NDR) are being adopted to provide visibility that complements EDR, identifying threats that use common techniques and legitimate tools maliciously.
By consolidating detections into a single system, NDR streamlines management and empowers teams to focus on high-priority risks, significantly enhancing threat detection speed.
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