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My name is Witt. I'm from Sanford International Marketing Department. The first two videos discussed XDR and its differences from NDR and SIM. We also addressed the critical question of whether you still need XDR if you already have a SIM. In this video, we will discuss Sanford XDR and explain why it excels in threat detection and response and stands out as an all-in-one solution for running security operations. When you purchase a Sanford XDR license, you can access all its detection capabilities at no extra fees. That includes rules and signature-based detection, AI engines like entity behavior analytics, indicators of attack, and threat intelligence. For threat intelligence, Sanford collaborates with leading global TI organizations and has a dedicated team managing data from over 20,000 customers worldwide. This ensures real-time threat intelligence updates for the XDR platform. That means you don't need to buy third-party TI. It's built-in and free. Sanford XDR automatically classifies and correlates all correct information. It organizes data into security logs, alerts, and security incidents. On average, a single security alert is generated by correlating 2,600 security logs, and one security incident is detected by correlating 30 security alerts. When your team addresses a single incident, all associated alerts are automatically addressed as part of the process. Based on this analysis, Sanford XDR automatically categorizes alerts into malware infections, human-driven ATG attacks, false positives, etc. This automation significantly boosts the operations efficiency of security teams struggling to deal with a high volume of alerts and incidents. As an all-in-one security operations platform, Sanford XDR integrates SOAR capabilities, reporting features, generative AI capabilities, and a ticketing system. SOAR stands for Security Orchestration Automation and Response. It's a workflow automation tool that reduces the need for response manually to known or high-confidence threats. Sanford XDR comes with pretty fine response policies, known as playbooks. To respond to advanced threats, we also support custom playbooks. With our single drag-and-drop interface, you can easily create playbooks to handle different threats based on your business needs. You can create a playbook that responds to a malicious file download differently at night and during the work hours. You can also create a playbook that responds differently at branch A and branch B, depending on your needs. This flexibility in automation allows you to respond to advanced and complex threats with greater speed and precision and minimize business impact. When it comes to reporting, Sanford XDR offers unmatched flexibility. You can drag-and-drop to create templates for different scenarios and customize every detail, including shapes, sizes, text, colors, and even logos. There's no more waiting for the vendor to customize reports for you with us. Next, let's talk about Sanford XDR's generated AI tool, Security GPT. Security GPT's detection model significantly boosts XDR's ability to detect zero-day and high-obfuscated attacks. While traditional AI models might catch about 60% of these threats, Security GPT resists that over 95%. On the other hand, Security GPT's operation model autonomously analyzes alerts and investigates incidents. It describes findings in natural language, offers judgment on type and severity, and recommends responses to simplify security operations. It even performs threat counting, searching your entire network for similar attacks, and analyzing the past months for related threats. Security GPT automatically selects the most appropriate SOAR playbooks for high-confidence incidents to execute a response. You can think of it as having a 24x7 virtual security analyst that helps with decision and reducing your workload. Now the last one, a ticketing system allows you to tackle incident response in cooperation with multiple departments. With comprehensive detection engines, threat intelligence, SOAR, ticketing, reporting, and generated AI, all in one platform, Sanford XDR offers the ultimate security operation solution. For large organizations, it eliminates the need to deploy multiple separate tools, saving costs and reducing complexity. For small media enterprises, Sanford XDR provides the flexibility to tailor the platform to your security needs and add new components and features as those needs change. Everything is built into a single platform, so you don't have to jump between dashboards to address one incident. This also makes Sanford XDR an ideal solution for managed security services providers, MSSPs, to offer services to their customers. Finally, Sanford XDR supports both SaaS and on-premises deployment. SaaS is perfect for cost-sensitive organizations and those who don't want to hassle of maintaining and updating the infrastructure. On-premises deployment is ideal for organizations with sensitive data that need everything stored securely within their network. Sanford XDR provides everything an organization needs for comprehensive security operations. It reduces reliance on specialized personnel, automates processes for handling threats, and strengthens your overall security posture. We hope this video has been helpful. If you are ready to take your security operations to the next level, contact us to learn more about Sanford XDR and how it can work for your organization. Thank you for joining us. Stay secure, and thanks again for watching the XDR Explained series.
