Why Minutes Matter: Catching Threats Moving at Machine Speed

Attackers are moving at machine speed now, powered by AI. Beating that takes more than matching it, especially with the talent, time, and budget most teams actually have.

We cover:

  • Understand what we're seeing in the wild. Real cases our SOC has caught in minutes, not days, including a brute-forced RDP server that turned into a live Cobalt Strike beacon in two minutes flat, contained in under four.

  • Understand how we're overcoming machine-speed threats with the innovations we've shipped in the last 90 days. New capabilities built to close the gap between first signal and full containment even further.

  • Understand what it takes to stay ahead of threats that no longer wait for a human to catch up. Where SIEM and EDR are headed next, and why closing that gap takes more than two tools running side by side.

Matt, James and Ryan walk through all of it, real telemetry, real timestamps, and the decisions made in real time.

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Matthiew Morin
Director, Product Management
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James Mason
James Mason
Sales Engineer III, IIS
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Ryan Isenhower
Ryan Isenhower
Associate Security Operations Analyst
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