Cyberattacks are moving faster than ever. According to Unit 42 research, threat actors can exploit vulnerabilities within minutes and move from initial access to data exfiltration in less than an hour.
In this SC Media webcast, cybersecurity experts from Palo Alto Networks discuss the latest threat intelligence findings, how attackers exploit fragmented environments, and why traditional SOC models struggle to keep pace with modern threats.
Learn how Cortex XDR and Unit 42 MDR help organizations improve visibility across endpoints, networks, cloud, identity, and email environments while reducing alert fatigue and accelerating incident response.
Key topics include:
Latest findings from the Unit 42 Incident Response Report How attackers use automation and AI The challenges of fragmented security environments XDR vs. traditional detection approaches How MDR teams proactively hunt threats Reducing alert fatigue and improving SOC efficiency Real-world outcomes from the Green Bay Packers case study Building a modern security operations strategy
Whether you're a CISO, SOC analyst, security architect, or IT leader, this discussion provides actionable insights for strengthening cyber resilience.
Thank you to our sponsor of this webcast, Palo Alto!
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- 0:00 - Introduction
- 01:22 - Unit 42 Threat Report Highlights
- 06:28 - Why Traditional SOCs Are Struggling
- 09:44 - What Is Cortex XDR?
- 12:46 - How Unit 42 MDR Works
- 19:47 - Correlating Threat Data Across Systems
- 23:44 - Real-World Threat Hunting Examples
- 29:02 - Reducing Alert Fatigue
- 30:48 - Green Bay Packers Case Study
- 34:55 - Key Takeaways for CISOs
- 39:27 - Managed XSIAM Explained
- 42:09 - Final Thoughts
