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- •Lumu Defender now includes visibility across endpoints, cloud, and user behaviors.
- •Attackers are shifting to stealth-based tactics, increasing the complexity of threats.
- •Unified visibility is essential for effective detection and response to cyber threats.
Lumu has announced upgrades to its Lumu Defender NDR solution, enhancing its Continuous Compromise Assessment capabilities to cover endpoints, cloud environments, and user behaviors. This strategic shift comes as threat actors increasingly utilize sophisticated, stealth-based tactics, moving away from high-profile malware. The rise of AI-driven attacks and the use of legitimate tools for malicious purposes have created new opportunities for exploitation. Lumu's enhancements aim to provide security teams with unified visibility across their digital ecosystems, enabling real-time detection and response to potential compromises. The updates are designed to address the fragmented security landscape that attackers exploit. Lumu's CEO emphasized the need for increased visibility and correlation across various security domains to combat evolving threats effectively.
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