Cortex XDR automatically collects data across endpoint, network and cloud. This data is a critical advantage, establishing the insight and context needed to detect and respond to attacks on your organization.
With more than 200 analysts, researchers and engineers, Unit 42® is trusted by CISOs globally. By adding this expertise to your team, you elevate your capabilities, establishing greater confidence and reducing the need to hire hard-to-find experts.
Unit 42 analysts take advantage of extensive telemetry and threat intel from over 10 years of malware analysis experience, as well as 30M+ new samples and 500B events received each day. This means our incident response efforts have an unmatched breadth and depth of data to work with.
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Our certified XMDR (Extended Managed Detection and Response) partners include select Managed Security Service Partners (MSSPs) who have undergone advanced specializations and demonstrated world-class expertise in Cortex XDR. With a strong theatre or global presence, they provide proactive, always-on services to secure your organization.
Unit 42 provides access to one of the world’s largest and most experienced threat intelligence teams. Our team of more than 200 cyberthreat researchers includes threat hunters, malware reverse engineers and threat modeling experts who enable you to apply a threat-informed approach to prepare for and respond to the latest cyberthreats.
Unit 42 has assembled an experienced team of security consultants with backgrounds in public and private sectors who have handled some of the largest cyberattacks in history. We manage complex cyber risks and respond to advanced threats, including nation-state attacks, APTs and complex ransomware investigations.
Unit 42 security consultants leverage industry-leading Palo Alto Networks tools to jumpstart your investigation by gaining necessary visibility across your endpoint, network, cloud and third-party data. This enables you to develop and execute a plan to get back to business as quickly as possible following an incident.