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Rethinking MDR as Attackers and Defenders Embrace AI
Analysis of 25M alerts shows MDR leaves many alerts unreviewed, while AI SOCs can investigate every alert with faster triage.
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Managed detection and response (MDR) has long been used to compensate for staffing shortages and to manage alert queues in security teams. The model was effective for most of the past decade. However, the threat landscape has evolved faster than the MDR model can adapt. This shift suggests that MDR may no longer adequately address current security challenges.
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