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Darktrace named a Leader in 2024 IDC MarketScape for Worldwide NDR

Darktrace has been recognised as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Network Detection and Response (NDR) 2024 Vendor Assessment.

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This recognition follows similar accolades from KuppingerCole, naming Darktrace as an Overall Leader, Product Leader, MarketLeader and Innovation Leader in the KuppingerCole Leadership Compass: Network Detection and Response (2024), underscoring Darktrace’s role as a pioneer in the industry.

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The IDC MarketScape notes: “Darktrace is unique in that it does not rely on rules and signatures but rather learns what constitutes as normal for an organisation and generates alerts when there is a deviation from that previously established baseline.

"Darktrace NDR will be as close to plug-and-play as any NDR solution in the industry".

According to the IDC MarketScape: "The network is the hub of business and employee productivity.” Darktrace/NETWORK delivers full visibility and threat detection capabilities across an organisation’s on-premises, cloud, hybrid and virtual environments, including remote worker endpoints, analysing every network connection to uncover unusual activity in real time. Leveraging Darktrace’s unique Self-Learning AI engine, Darktrace/NETWORK learns what is normal behaviour for an organisation’s entire network, continuously analysing, mapping and modeling every connection to create a full picture of your devices, identities, connections and potential attack paths. Darktrace uses this deep business understanding to identify suspicious behaviour and autonomously respond to both known and novel threats in real time, taking targeted actions without disrupting business operations.

“As an emergency services dispatch authority, operational continuity and resilience of our systems is absolutely critical to ensuring the safety and health of the communities we serve,” said, Henry Kozik, IT Systems Administrator at Heartland Communications Facility Authority, a public safety communications service in California. “Using Darktrace’s AI is like having an additional member of our team protecting our network 24/7, dramatically reducing our day-to-day workload. This has given our team members both the confidence and freedom to prioritise other strategic proactive initiatives across our organisation, like end-user training and policy development.”

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Darktrace/NETWORK leverages the power of Cyber AI Analyst (AIA), a patented investigative AI unique in the industry, that saves time and resources, freeing security teams up for more strategic tasks to harden defences and improve overall cyber resilience. Darktrace/NETWORK integrates with Darktrace/Attack Surface Management to help deliver continuous, customised detection of externally exposed assets. When combined with Darktrace/Proactive Exposure Management, security teams can proactively assess their enterprise security and identify, analyse, prioritise and mitigate internal and external threats, vulnerabilities and operational security risks.

Chris Kozup, Chief Marketing Officer, Darktrace, said: "Traditional NDR solutions rely on historical attack data and operate independently of other security technologies, making them blind to novel threats and attacks that traverse multiple areas of an organisation’s environment. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, this approach continues to fall short, leaving organisations vulnerable.

“Darktrace has been leading innovation in the NDR space for over a decade, with Darktrace/NETWORK representing our pioneering product. Our unique approach ensures organisations can identify and stop unknown or known threats in real time across an organisation's entire digital estate, keeping security teams one step ahead of the evolving threat landscape.”

The KuppingerCole Leadership Compass: Network Detection and Response 2024 highlights various strengths for Darktrace/NETWORK, including its complete network traffic analysis (NTA) capabilities that allow extensive analysis into components like application use/type, fingerprinting, source/destination communication, in addition to comprehensive protocol support across a range of network device types from IT, OT, IoT and mobiles and detailed MITRE ATT&CK mapping.

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