Archived: Consolidating without compromise: An XDR democast for analysts of all tenure

Organizations have more security concerns than ever before (due to an increasingly volatile threat landscape, growing attack surfaces, and increased volume and complexity of security threats and alerts) and security operations will continue to be difficult for many organizations to effectively combat without the right combination of technology, intelligence, and expertise. 

To compensate, security teams need high performing, modern capabilities to address the complexity creating slow and inefficient security operations.

InsightIDR - Rapid7’s cloud native SIEM and XDR - delivers accelerated detection and response via a lightweight deployment and intuitive SaaS interface, complete environment visibility, embedded threat intelligence, expertly vetted detections, and automated response. Security teams can feel confident in stopping threats earlier in the kill chain via three key benefits: cloud-centric incident response, accelerated time-of-value for a speedy return on investment, and a stacked library of detections intelligence that helps identify potential cyber incidents.  Perhaps most significantly, InsightIDR is designed for SOC teams of all skill levels, from tenured veterans to up-and-coming go-getters. In this webcast, Rapid7 will take you through a demonstration of its XDR solution, and the myriad benefits it can deliver – from quick out-of-the-box wins for those just getting started, to advanced features for more experienced analysts looking to dig deeper into incoming threats.

Stephen Davis

Detection and Response Lead Sales Technical Advisor

RAPID7

Stephen Davis is Rapid7’s Detection and Response Lead Sales Technical Advisor. Stephen has over 15 years of IT-related experience - from Small Computer Systems Specialist, Senior Systems Administrator, and also as a Lead Technical Customer Advisor for Rapid7’s very own MDR Service. Outside of work, Stephen is an avid beach bum who enjoys console gaming, artistry, tattoos, and being the worst golfer in his neighborhood (it's so he can just have an excuse to drive the golf carts).