Threat detection solutions come in many forms; extended detection and response (XDR), endpoint detection and response (EDR) and network detection and response (NDR). When it comes to detecting threats to an organization each of these “DRs” identifies specific elements of an attack path, but they may be lacking visibility into application-specific threats because these solutions see an application as a “black-box”.
This session covers Application detection and response (ADR) solutions which look for vulnerabilities and exploits within the application itself.
Key takeaways:
- Understand how ADR observes and analyses applications bringing visibility and context down to the code level.
- How to contrast ADR with application layer coding verification mechanisms such as RASP, SCA, SAST and DAST.
- Understand how ADR differs from deploying a WAF or CNAPP solution.
- Learn how ADR observations and context can be integrated with the other ”DRs” to build a more complete picture of an attack to ensure an end-to-end response.
About the Speaker
Natalie is a Security and Compliance Consultant that has been involved in security technologies for more than 20 years. Natalie has advisory and engineering experience in multi-vendor network security architecture and deployment, security compliance and governance, security analytics and threat detection and response. Natalie was a former Program Leader for the CCIE Security certification track and has been a keynote speaker at various Cybersecurity events both in the US and Australia.
Natalie is also a three-time Cisco Distinguished Speaker award winner, a published author with Cisco Press and a freelance technical writer and presenter.