Adversaries are continually exploiting organisations faster than ever. The time between an adversary gaining access to a system to launching an attack is now coming down to just minutes. If defence teams miss an alert or an automated defensive response doesn't take place, it could result in an adversary making a successful breach or a ransomware attack.

Security technologies are an alphabet soup. XDR, or extended detection and response, is one of the latest acronyms. But what does XDR mean, what does it do, and how can it help? Where are the pain points when it comes to ingesting log data and finding malicious activity? How can your organisation become more efficient and precise at detecting threats?

Join ISMG’s Executive Editor Jeremy Kirk is hosting an exclusive roundtable discussion that will provide answers to these questions. Detection and Response: Closing Gaps That Adversaries Exploit is an invitation-only roundtable will draw from the experiences of the attendees, offering thoughts on their experiences.

Discussion topics will include:

• What are the challenges in detecting malicious activity?
• What methods are attackers using?
• What is XDR software, and how does it differ from endpoint detection and response software?
• How is SIEM evolving?
• How can automated workflows enhance response times?

Fabio Fratucello, CTO for CrowdStrike in APJ will be joining Jeremy to provide expert insight.. You will have the opportunity to discuss these topics with a group of senior executives and market leaders in an informal, closed-door setting, giving you new strategies and solutions you can immediately put to action in your own organisation.