October 16, 2025 - XDR is a cybersecurity solution that unifies threat data, gathering it from previously isolated security tools within an organization’s technology stack. This enables more efficient and rapid threat investigation, hunting, and response.

September 20, 2025 - Extended detection and response (XDR) is a cybersecurity technology that monitors and mitigates cyber security threats. The term was coined by Nir Zuk of Palo Alto Networks in 2018. According to Chapple, Stewart and Gibson, XDR is not so much another tool as the collection and integration of ...

This is the Trace Id: d8fe34f2a6454c5fbc5e243717e874bd ... Learn how extended detection and response (XDR) solutions provide threat protection and reduce response time across workloads.

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) is a cloud-native, cloud-scale solution that unifies and transforms multiple security telemetry sources with a goal of accelerating more comprehensive threat detection and response.

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) represents the evolution of traditional cybersecurity solutions, offering a more integrated and automated approach to threat detection and response.

August 9, 2024 - Accelerate key security operations: detection, investigation, threat hunting, and remediation across networks, clouds, endpoints, and applications with XDR solutions.

August 22, 2025 - XDR is a set of technologies that can help security teams perform more effective threat detection, as well as rapid investigation and response. Unlike previous-generation security solutions, XDR is not limited to one security silo — it combines ...

June 30, 2023 - Extended Detection and Response (XDR) is a modern threat detection and response system that collects and automatically correlates threats across multiple security platforms under one security operations center (SOC).

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools allow organizations to collect logs and alerts from multiple solutions. It doesn’t, however, include any analysis or automation. Analysts get access to a centralized hub of information but can be overwhelmed with the sheer quantity of alerts. Long term, XDR may fully replace SIEM, and currently it's using the data gathered from this solution to provide a more manageable level of alerts and information.

XDR differs from traditional threat detection in that it aims specifically at solving problems created by a silo approach. One way XDR “de-silos” a system is by segmenting the attack surfaces into their primary categories. This way, you get a relatively comprehensive solution for email, networks, servers, and cloud workloads.

It has evolved into a powerful centralized data and reporting solution for security events and threat management, one that removes internal process barriers while strengthening risk resilience.

November 17, 2025 - Extended detection and response, or XDR, is an open cybersecurity architecture that integrates security tools and unifies security operations across all security layers—users, endpoints, email, applications, networks, cloud workloads and data.

Extended Detection and Response solutions, or XDR solutions, provide increased visibility into security alerts and data across all security telemetry, including networks, clouds, endpoints, and applications while applying analytic and automation to detect, analyze, hunt, and mitigate threats.

August 12, 2025 - XDR isn’t about aggregation, it’s about results. XDR makes real-time threat detection easier by bringing together world-class threat hunting, machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI) and threat intelligence with third-party data sources. Unlike SIEM, XDR delivers impactful remediation strategies by intelligently consolidating all of the valuable telemetry from security solutions, while also orchestrating and automating analysis.Q: What are the benefits of XDR?

June 26, 2021 - You want to know what XDR means in cyber security? XDR stands for Extended Detection and Response. It is an advanced security solution that allows you to detect, investigate and respond to threats across multiple security domains.

XDR works by normalizing and analyzing security data from key sources across including but not limited to endpoints, networks, cloud environments, identity solutions, and applications. XDR applies advanced analytics and machine learning algorithms to understand how security telemetry is related, for the purpose of preventing attacks and identifying, investigating, and remediating potential threats.

This allows XDR solutions to identify and respond to threats that may not be apparent from a single endpoint. As such, XDR provides a more complete view of the security posture of an organization, enabling faster and more accurate threat detection and response. EDR uses techniques such as signature-based detection, behavioral analysis, and machine learning algorithms to detect threats at the endpoint level. Once a threat is detected, EDR can initiate an appropriate response, such as isolating the infected endpoint, terminating a malicious process, or quarantining a file.