Thanks to the adoption of generative AI tools by cybercriminals, it’s likely that you and your clients are facing a surge in the volume, complexity and speed of cyber threats. With an increasing shortage of cybersecurity talent, you don’t have the time or resources to manage multiple security products. And you know that analyzing security information and investigating potential incidents requires a new, modern approach to enterprise security. That's why many organizations are opting for vendor consolidation and exploring new solutions like Extended Detection and Response (XDR).
FortiXDR builds upon the Fortinet Security Fabric with fully automated threat detection, investigation and response. This increases the chances of identifying cyberattacks in progress and potentially preventing data breaches or successful ransomware incidents. On average, FortiXDR converts 100 high-value individual alerts into 10 high-fidelity incident detections for further investigation and response. Moreover, XDR relieves security teams from the burden of mundane tasks, allowing them to focus on higher-value strategic activities.
You might be thinking, “That all sounds great, but is XDR right for my clients?” Here’s your opportunity to find out. Join us on Sept. 27 at 1 pm ET/10 am PT for an exclusive XDR webcast, “What is XDR And Is It Right For Your Organization?”. Michael Suby, research vice president in IDC’s Security & Trust research discipline, and Brook Chelmo of Fortinet are joining forces to help security advisors and their customers understand how organizations use XDR technologies to strengthen their security postures. In this one-hour session, you will:
- Get expert insights about trends across the threat landscape
- Understand the challenges caused by the nature of evolving cyberthreats, and how organizations are handling them
- Learn about XDR and why it’s valuable to organizations of all shapes and sizes
Secure your spot for this must-attend webcast and learn how FortiXDR can streamline and strengthen your clients’ security. You can also learn more about Fortinet’s XDR solution here.