A phishing email, a suspicious sign-in and a malicious process on a PC all belong to one attack, but three separate tools raised three unrelated alerts. What does an XDR platform aim to do?
Un e-mail d'hameçonnage, une connexion suspecte et un processus malveillant sur un PC font partie de la même attaque, mais trois outils distincts ont émis trois alertes sans lien entre elles. Que vise à faire une plateforme XDR ?
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AReplace the organisation's email service with an encrypted one that blocks phishingRemplacer le service de messagerie de l'organisation par un service chiffré qui bloque l'hameçonnage
BJoin email, identity, endpoint and network signals into one incidentRéunir les signaux de la messagerie, de l'identité, des terminaux et du réseau en un seul incident
CBlock every email that contains an attachmentBloquer chaque e-mail contenant une pièce jointe
DStop all remote sign-ins to the organisationInterdire toutes les connexions à distance à l'organisation
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