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ARTICLE · 16 FEBRUARY 2023

The 80/20 Rule In MDR: People, Not Technology, Catch The Biggest Threats

While Managed Detection and Response (MDR) takes advantage of the latest technology, it is important to recognize that humans are still the best at making the complex, nuanced decisions...

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While Managed Detection and Response (MDR) takes advantage of the latest technology, it is important to recognize that humans are still the best at making the complex, nuanced decisions that are sometimes necessary in protecting your network. Eighty percent of threats are detected through automated tools, but it's the unusual 20% that require an experienced human eye. You can tell what the leading Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solutions are by the quality of their security experts.

By combining a customized mix of technology with skilled cybersecurity professionals, an MDR provider can analyze vast quantities of event data and quickly identify suspicious activity. By utilizing this combination of people and technology, MDR providers will detect a greater number of threats and respond more quickly than you can through manual processes alone. Ultimately, this helps your business protect your assets in real time from even the most sophisticated attacks.

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