XDR: What to Look for to Unify Security Operations
Gartner® Market Guide for Extended Detection and Response
“Due to the popularity of the concept of XDR, numerous vendors are claiming to offer XDR products that do not meet the capabilities of XDR.”
XDR (Extended Detection and Response) is about unifying threat prevention, detection, and response. But the market is flooded with noise making it hard to know what to look for and what XDR outcomes or capabilities to prioritize.
Download the Market Guide for Extended Detection and Response for an in-depth look at this critical security category and XDR Representative Vendors. You will learn:
- How and when to use XDR capabilities versus SIEM tools
- What are common and mandatory XDR features
- The top 3 use cases you should focus on when evaluating vendors
- How to drive down operational costs and boost your efficiency
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Gartner, Market Guide for Extended Detection and Response, By Thomas Lintemuth, Peter Firstbrook, 23 October 2024.
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