ESET named a “Notable Vendor” in
renowned XDR landscape report
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ESET has been acknowledged as a
“Notable Vendor” in the prestigious XDR platforms landscape, Q4 2023
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For its first appearance in the
Extended Detection And Response Platforms (XDR) landscape overview, ESET
provided information on ESET PROTECT Elite, the all-in-one prevention,
detection, & response solution combining enterprise-grade XDR
BRATISLAVA — November 29, 2023 – Global cybersecurity leader ESET has been included in Forrester’s
Extended Detection And Response Platforms Landscape, Q4 2023 report. The report
provides an overview of 29 vendors of XDR solutions, among which ESET is
recognized as a notable vendor. Forrester conducted the research aiming to
provide cybersecurity professionals with insights into the value they can
expect from an XDR provider. The report helps clients in understanding vendor
differences and exploring options based on size and market focus.
XDR, gradually supplanting EDR, consolidates security-relevant detections
from both endpoints and other surfaces. This innovation adopts a cloud-native
approach with robust big data infrastructure, prioritizing an enhanced analyst
experience for top-tier detection, thorough investigation, and swift response.
Forrester’s XDR landscape overview focuses on the value proposition, vendor
segments, and active providers in the market. The vendors listed in the
overview vary by size, region, and use cases, including the four core use
cases, meeting buyers’ primary expectations: Native Detection Surface
(endpoint), Native Detection Surface (workload), Incident Management, and
Threat Hunting.
ESET PROTECT
Elite provides large enterprises, small and midsize businesses
(SMBs), and channel partners with advanced XDR, enhancing visibility and
threat-hunting capabilities. This comprehensive solution integrates
multilayered endpoint protection with multi-factor authentication, server
security, advanced threat defense, full disk encryption, mail security, and
cloud application protection.
The solution also delivers continuous vulnerability assessment with risk-based
prioritization and remediation to reduce exposure to attack. It is ideal for
organizations facing security resource challenges, offering continuous threat
monitoring and hunting, and encompassing digital forensics, root cause
analysis, and remediation guidance.
Some vendors at an earlier stage of maturity are rushing to include
numerous integrations and capabilities to bridge the gap, often compromising
the quality of detection in the process. ESET carefully evaluates potential new
integrations while keeping up with the highest standards necessary for their delivery
to avoid potentially compromising detection quality. In addition to the four
core use cases, ESET concentrates on three of the six extended use cases
highlighted in the overview: Native Detection Surface (additional);
Vulnerability Risk Management (VRM), Policy Violations, Misconfigurations; and
Detection As Code.
Zuzana Legáthová, Senior Manager of
Analyst and Testers Relations at ESET, emphasized, “As the XDR market continues
to emerge, customers are navigating various challenges, evaluating the
feasibility of transitioning from EDR to XDR. To heighten visibility into
endpoints, devices, and networks is imperative to safeguard against emerging
threats. The very first appearance of our highest tier solution in the report
and the acknowledgment from Forrester further cements for us ESET’s commitment
to become a key player in the extended endpoint security market, underscoring,
in our opinion, the company’s continuous efforts to provide advanced and
dependable security solutions.”
For more detailed information about ESET and its XDR solutions,
please read here.
The full Forrester Extended Detection And Response Platforms Landscape,
Q4 2023 report, can be downloaded here
by Forrester clients or for purchase.
Key
Communications
Catherine
d’Adesky / Louise Biron
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catherine@keycommunications.be
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