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- •Pondurance's MDR Essentials features an autonomous SOC that improves threat response time by 90%.
- •The service is designed to combat AI-driven cyber threats targeting Microsoft 365 environments.
- •Kanati™ SOC aims to reduce false positives by 80%, enhancing overall threat detection accuracy.
Pondurance has introduced MDR Essentials, a managed detection and response service featuring an autonomous security operations center (SOC) that significantly reduces the time from threat detection to containment by 90%. This innovation addresses the challenges posed by AI-driven cyber threats, which operate at machine speed, making traditional cybersecurity solutions ineffective. The Kanati™ Agentic SOC autonomously responds to threats, leveraging enterprise-grade tools from CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, and Microsoft, and is designed to protect organizations, particularly those using Microsoft 365 environments, from account takeovers and other vulnerabilities. Pondurance's CEO emphasized the need for such solutions in the face of alert overload and a shortage of qualified cybersecurity professionals. The service aims to provide comprehensive coverage of alerts while reducing false positives by 80%. This development is crucial as cybercriminals increasingly exploit vulnerabilities within the M365 ecosystem.
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