Hunters announced that its open, XDR platform scaling SOC threat detection and the response has been recognised as a Trust Award finalist in the Best Threat Detection Technology category for the 2021 SC Awards. Finalists are recognised for outstanding products and solutions impacting the cybersecurity industry.
Solutions recognised in the Best Threat Detection Technology category deliver detection and/or remediation capabilities for the entire network, including mobile devices, cloud applications, IoT devices and beyond, recognising when bad actors penetrate the network, but also move laterally within. Hunters solve the technological gaps in threat detection and response. Its vendor-agnostic open XDR ingests petabytes of data from across the entire IT and security infrastructure, applying advanced attack analytics which extracts threat signals across endpoints, cloud, email, network and more, automatically correlating, investing and prioritising them, turning attack signals into prioritised and contextualised incident findings that provides SOC with a clear path for response and remediation.
‘It is an honour to be recognised by SC Media during the most competitive year so far for the SC Awards’, said Uri May, co-founder and CEO of Hunters. ‘Hunters was founded with the mission to radically improve the ability of organisations around the world to detect and respond to security threats and increase the effectiveness of their security operations. The Hunters Open XDR platform was purposely built to address today’s reality of SOCs: exponential growth in the attack surface, an increase in siloed point solutions used to defend the IT environment and the ever-growing sophistication and stealthiness of attacks. With its modern open architecture and flexible data ingestion and its focus on out-of-the-box advanced attack analytics, Hunters empowers teams to move beyond legacy technologies, providing them with actionable, effective, always-available detection and response at scale. Being named a finalist in Best Threat Detection Technology is a testament to our solution and the significance of its role in the industry.’
‘The judges considered a record number of candidates for the Trust Awards this year, but recognised those that introduced new functionality either through enhancements to existing products or through new offerings to better respond to increasingly sophisticated threats’, said Jill Aitoro, editor in chief of SC Media and editorial director at CyberRisk Alliance.
