As a cybersecurity company – we have a page dedicated to Orange Cyberdefense here.
Orange Cyberdefense is the Orange Group’s specialist cybersecurity business unit, providing managed security, managed threat detection, and response services to businesses all over the world. They seek to preserve freedom and promote a safer digital society as Europe’s go-to security supplier.
Threat research and intelligence are at the heart of what they do, and they provide unrivaled access to existing and upcoming threats. They can offer global protection with local knowledge and help their clients throughout the threat lifecycle since they have a 25+ year track record in information security, 250+ researchers and analysts, 18 SOCs dispersed throughout the world, and sales and services support in 160 countries.
For international companies throughout the world, they integrate security into Orange Business Services products. They are convinced that technology alone will not solve the problem so their exclusive detection case studies, threat intelligence, and in-house R&D, which includes a 3rd-generation sandbox and Epidemiology Lab, enable their customers achieve superior security outcomes.
They are proud of our high-end security research section, which produces white papers, articles, and tools on cybersecurity on a regular basis. Their research has been extensively acknowledged and used in the industry, notably at Infosec, RSA Conference, BlackHat, and DEFCON.
Orange Cyberdefense Webinar: Managed Threat Detection – XDR
Are you thinking of putting together a SOC yourself, or do you believe it’s preferable to hire someone to do it for you? Orange Cyberdefense shares your viewpoints.
Do you wish to know the answers to questions like:
- How do I link all of the security messages together?
- How can I search my network for known and unknown threats?
- How are all security logs evaluated efficiently?
Register for the third and final webinar in the Managed Threat Detection series, which will focus on MTD XDR. The first and second sessions were on MTD log and MTD network, respectively, and may be seen after the event date through the recordings.
