TDR Service – Threat Detection and Response
In the world of cybersecurity, the ability to detect and respond to threats is the foundation of defense. TDR (Threat Detection and Response) is the general term that describes this critical process, focusing on a systematic approach to identifying and neutralizing threats.
At TicTac, we adopt a comprehensive TDR strategy, using the most advanced technologies to ensure that your business is always one step ahead of potential risks.
What is TDR?
TDR (Threat Detection and Response) is an advanced approach to EDR that manages the large volume of data generated by EDR.
Instead of recording every activity happening on devices, TDR focuses on logging data only when a potential threat is detected or when specific processes and events are more likely to represent a threat.
In this way, it reduces unnecessary noise and provides more accurate information to security analysts.
The Benefits of TDR for Your Business
- Enhanced Visibility: By providing a complete view of your environment, you can detect threats across multiple layers of your infrastructure. This allows you to manage security with greater efficiency and accuracy.
- Proactive Approach: Threats are identified before they escalate into serious incidents, significantly reducing the likelihood of breaches. This enables you to respond proactively, ensuring the security of your systems.
- Detection of Abnormal Behaviors: Using analytical tools, behaviors that deviate from normal activity are identified. This helps you understand and immediately respond to potential risks.
- Data Correlation: Information from various sources is correlated to provide a holistic and coordinated approach to threat detection and response.
How TDR Relates to EDR, NDR, XDR and MDR
It is important to understand how TDR connects with other technologies such as EDR, NDR, XDR and MDR.
EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) complements TDR by providing protection at the endpoint level, detecting and isolating malicious actions performed on computers, tablets or mobile devices.
NDR (Network Detection and Response) offers additional visibility across the network, identifying threats that originate from suspicious network traffic or from devices that do not have security software installed.
XDR (Extended Detection and Response) correlates data from endpoints, network and cloud services, enhancing TDR’s ability to recognize related incidents and respond more effectively.
Finally, MDR (Managed Detection and Response) provides an extra layer of support, as specialized teams continuously monitor the security environment and take action during incidents, without requiring an internal cybersecurity team.
Working together with these technologies, TDR becomes a fundamental element of a complete system for identifying and addressing modern threats.
How TDR Works and How It Connects with EDR and MDR
TDR (Threat Detection and Response) operates similarly to EDR, meaning that software is installed on devices to record and analyze data. However, while EDR logs every activity happening on devices, TDR records only the important ones, reducing data volume and focusing on potential threats.
This system uses advanced algorithms and machine learning to identify anomalies and threats, triggering immediate response actions such as isolating infected devices and removing malicious files.
The connection between TDR and EDR creates a comprehensive security strategy. While EDR protects your devices, TDR extends this protection across your entire business infrastructure.
However, when these services are used by businesses themselves, they often end up being overwhelmed due to False Positives. This is where MDR comes in, in which a specialized cybersecurity engineer continuously monitors the system 24/7, sending you only the important alerts from the security systems.
This combination ensures accurate detection and response to threats, reducing reaction time and minimizing the impact of possible incidents.
Don’t Leave It to Luck
Adopting a TDR strategy is the first step in transitioning from a passive defense (which relies only on prevention) to an active and adaptive one. It ensures that your business has the ability to detect and respond to any threat, regardless of its origin.
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