Extended detection and response, often abbreviated as XDR, is a unified security incident platform that uses AI and automation. It provides organizations with a holistic, efficient way to protect against and …

What is XDR? Extended detection and response (XDR) collects threat data from previously siloed security tools across an organization’s technology stack for easier and faster investigation, threat …

Extended detection and response (XDR[1][2][3]) is a cybersecurity technology that monitors and mitigates cyber security threats. [4][5] The term was coined by Nir Zuk of Palo Alto Networks in 2018. …

XDR is a new, alternative approach to traditional detection and incident response, integrating detection and response procedures across multiple environments to reduce the mean time to detect and repair …

Jun 24, 2025 · XDR breaks down these silos using a holistic approach to detection and response. It collects and correlates detections and deep activity data across multiple security layers including …

Oct 16, 2025 · XDR is a cybersecurity architecture that integrates security tools across multiple layers, allowing for faster threat detection and improved investigation and response times.

XDR provides comprehensive visibility across all security layers, allowing for better context and understanding of threats. With cross-layer visibility, security teams can view and analyze data from …

Extended detection and response, or XDR, is an open cybersecurity architecture that integrates security tools and unifies security operations across all security layers—users, endpoints, email, applications, …

XDR collects and correlates data across email, endpoints, servers, cloud workloads, and networks, enabling visibility and context into advanced threats. Threats can then be analyzed, prioritized, …

Extended detection and response (XDR) is a cybersecurity approach that identifies threats by unifying information from multiple security solutions, automating and accelerating detection, investigation, and …