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Trend Micro secures XDR platform in Bahrain

Trend Micro secures XDR platform in Bahrain

Trend Micro Incorporated, a global leader in cloud security, said that its XDR suite, a new approach to threat detection and response is now officially available in Bahrain, driving new levels of cybersecurity amid Bahrain Vision 2030’s digital transformation.
Trend Micro XDR is the first in the cybersecurity industry that offers the most extensive correlated detection going beyond endpoint detection and response (EDR). It collects and analyzes activity data from emails, endpoints, servers, cloud workloads, and networks, enabling security operations centre (SOC) teams to detect, investigate, and respond to threats more effectively.

Today’s SOC analysts are up against sophisticated threats that are designed to circumvent the most advanced protection. Adding fire to the fuel is the massive volume of alerts they have to triage on a daily basis. Low job satisfaction and cybersecurity talent shortage are commonplace challenges for SOCs across the region.

Trend Micro’s XDR is designed to address such operational nightmares in a SOC. It delivers three major benefits, unparalleled by any other existing point solution:

Reducing alert fatigue: XDR automatically correlates and analyzes data from multiple security vectors to tell a bigger story. With XDR, level one SOC analysts no longer have to comb through mountains of noisy alerts and logs to identify a potential attack. XDR does it automatically for them and generates a few high-fidelity alerts instead of a thousand low-confidence ones, significantly reducing alert volume.

Powerful workbench that provides contextual visibility for alerts: The XDR dashboard presents attacks in a visualized manner, enabling SOC analysts to see the different stages, attack vectors, dwell time, and the spread and impact. XDR also offers contextually aware response options so SOC analysts can take quick actions within the platform.

Augmenting SIEM and effortless API integration: Trend Micro XDR augments SIEM for the SOC team, with centralization of normalized data and incident response capability that improve operational efficiency and productivity. XDR provides pre-built SIEM connector for Splunk to pull high-fidelity alerts into SIEM dashboards. For customers with their preferred SIEM solution, a public API can be used for the integration.

Trend Micro’s XDR is also available as a managed service (MDR), to further alleviate the pressure of constrained in-house teams. The MDR team conducts 24/7 full-threat analysis and threat hunting, and provides response plans and remediation recommendations.

“As Bahrain’s organizations digitally transform in line with Bahrain Vision 2030, they are facing increasingly sophisticated threats that bypass endpoint defences, and then move laterally within the network and reach servers, sometimes going undetected for several months,” said Assad Arabi, Country Manager - Bahrain, Trend Micro.

“Now, thanks to XDR, Bahrain’s organizations, from banking and financial institutions to oil and gas firms, can gain integrated visibility, detect more cyber-attacks, and increase the efficiency of their security operations centres.”
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