What Is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)? Endpoint Detection and Response is a cybersecurity technology that monitors endpoint activity to detect suspicious behavior, investigate potential security incidents, and support containment and remediation. An endpoint is a device or computing resource connected to an organization’s environment. Common examples include: Employee laptops and desktop computers. Windows, Linux,
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What Is a Threat Intelligence Platform? A threat intelligence platform (TIP) is a cybersecurity technology that helps organizations gather, normalize, enrich, analyze, manage, and share information about cyber threats. This information can include malicious IP addresses, suspicious domains, file hashes, phishing indicators, attacker techniques, vulnerability information, threat actor activity, and reports describing emerging attack campaigns.
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MSSPs do not buy threat intelligence to read it. They buy it to detect threats faster across dozens or hundreds of customer environments at once. Yet according to the SANS 2022 Cyber Threat Intelligence Survey, only 46% of organizations integrate threat intelligence into their defense and response systems. The rest collect indicators that never reach
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Hybrid cloud compliance has outgrown the annual audit. A regulated enterprise in 2026 runs workloads across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, private data centers and SaaS, and often answers to eight or more frameworks at once. Point-in-time evidence drives cannot keep up with configuration drift that happens hourly. That is why security and compliance leaders are
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