Microsoft’s Unified XDR is the future of security operations

The modern enterprise security landscape is getting more complex by the day, with organizations facing sophisticated and unpredictable threats. Furthermore, threat actors orchestrate coordinated campaigns moving laterally across systems, identities, and workloads where fragmented security and siloed operations prove to be inadequate. To add to this challenge, organizations continue to add new capabilities to their cybersecurity portfolio, increasing the clutter and hindering rapid threat detection and response.

Organizations are searching for answers to questions such as how to reduce mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to respond (MTTR), and how security operations can effectively operate by breaking silos and embracing collaboration. The other challenges to be addressed include achieving end-to-end attack visibility across endpoints, cloud identities, emails, and applications, as well as automating responses while maintaining full control over security operations.

In a world where cyberattacks are growing more sophisticated, security teams need a unified, intelligent, and automated ...