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The fundamentals of modern cybersecurity, from core concepts and product capabilities to the attacks and controls.

Threat Hunting: What It Is, How It Works, and When You Need It

Threat hunting is the proactive search for threats that have evaded automated defenses as classic security tools often miss subtle signs of compromise. In this article, we explain what threat hunting is, why it matters, explore effective techniques, and introduce tools that can help you stay ahead.

14 min read September 23, 2025
Threat Hunting: What It Is, How It Works, and When You Need It

Open XDR: How Vendor-Agnostic Platforms Enhance Threat Detection and Response

Open XDR is a revolutionary approach to cybersecurity that enables teams to protect their organisations by integrating disparate tools and technologies. Open XDR provides a unified view of the entire attack surface, enabling security teams to detect and respond to threats with much greater efficiency. Unlike traditional security solutions, Open XDR is designed to be flexible and vendor-agnostic, allowing organisations to choose the best security tools for their specific needs without being locked into a particular vendor’s ecosystem.

14 min read August 21, 2025
Open XDR: How Vendor-Agnostic Platforms Enhance Threat Detection and Response

Attack Surface Management (ASM): Proactively Securing Every Entry Point

ASM is a proactive approach to cybersecurity that helps organisations identify and secure all possible entry points that attackers might exploit. In an era of expanding digital footprints and evolving threats, effective ASM is crucial for maintaining cyber resilience. This article explores the fundamentals of ASM, why it matters, how to implement it effectively, and the tools and strategies that make it work.

4 min read August 14, 2025

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How to Select the Best EDR Solution?

An endpoint detection and response solution is designed to monitor and act on advanced threats and cyber attacks that traditional software cannot detect. Which one is best for you? In what follows, we offer a breakdown of critical capabilities, considerations to make, and the top benefits of EDR solutions.

Why Managed Extended Detection & Response (MXDR)? Benefits and Implementation

Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR) or Managed XDR is a security solution that combines traditional detection and response capabilities with advanced automation and a palette of managed services. It integrates multiple security tools into a single platform, allowing for seamless threat monitoring, detection, and response across an organisation’s entire digital environment.

How to Build a Robust Endpoint Security Strategy?

Endpoint security refers to the practice of protecting devices such as laptops, desktops, smartphones, and other internet-enabled devices from potential cyber threats. These threats can include viruses, malware, ransomware, phishing attacks, and more. With the rise of remote work and BYOD (bring-your-own-device) practices, the number of corporate endpoints has significantly increased, making endpoint security important. Each endpoint represents a potential entry point for cyberattacks, which highlights the necessity to invest in protective measures. Securing endpoints that connect from outside the corporate network is crucial to protect the company's IT infrastructure from potential threats.

SOCaaS: What Are the Benefits of a Managed SOC?

SOC-as-a-Service, or SOCaaS, is a cybersecurity solution that leverages third-party expertise, typically in the form of a Security Operations Centre (SOC), to give organisations real-time insights into their digital environments. These third-party providers, often offering managed security services, enable comprehensive and continuous, 24/7 monitoring of an organisation’s digital environments to thwart threats and respond to incidents in real time.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR): Key Functions & the Role of Managed EDR

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a security technology that extends traditional endpoint AV or Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP) and focuses on detecting and responding to suspicious activities or attacks on endpoints, i.e. primarily desktop computers, laptops, and servers. Managed Endpoint Detection and Response services have shown effectiveness against various threats, including ransomware, supply chain attacks, malware, data exfiltration, and Business Email Compromise (BEC).