| | November - 2019ENTERPRISE SECURITY8Today, as security programs have increased in sophistication, so too have threats, which are getting more advanced and harder to detect ­ leaving organisations that don't upgrade their security systems more vulnerable.You can't catch a thief you can't see Realising this, we at NTUC Enterprise have been actively looking into new security technologies that help address these rising concerns. One of the key areas I have been looking at is how to better protect our endpoints and increase our visibility into what goes on within these devices. With over 20,000 endpoints across PCs and IoT devices under the group to secure, and the potential to grow to 30,000 in the near future, we realise thatincident detection and response is becoming critical. So I started looking into endpoint detection and response (EDR) technologies. Rich, granular endpoint data serves as the basis for root cause analysis, which shows where the threat originally entered the endpoint (e.g. email, web, USB, application), and how it was executed. This is critical for businesses to understand the injection vector and the activities that have taken place to progressively infect an endpoint.FROM EDR TO MDR, THE SECURITY INDUSTRY GETS SERIOUS ABOUT VISIBILITY By Ian Loe, Senior Vice President, Cybersecurity, NTUC Enterprise Co-operative LimitedIn My Opinion
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