Denver, CO, September 26, 2024 – Red Canary announced its intention to expand its relationship with Palo Alto Networks by offering additional managed security services for the Cortex XSIAM platform. Through this partnership, it is envisioned that organizations will be able to detect more complex cyber-attacks than before, with security operations also becoming more efficient.
These new managed security services are expected to combine Red Canary’s strength of managed detection and response (MDR) with the security technology solutions of Palo Alto Networks. Thus, the establishment of the partnership is expected to enhance the overall performance of organizations in fighting cybersecurity by combining both visibility and automation.
“Red Canary and Palo Alto Networks have the same mission, which is empowering customers in combating the most sophisticated graphics attacks ever faced,”
mentioned Alex Gin, Chief Product Officer of Red Canary.
“Our combined efforts are bringing game-changing visibility and automation in the quest towards faster detection and response by security teams”
The effect of this partnership is urgent given that there has been an increase in demand for more effective and less manual cybersecurity services. In this partnership the number of alerts which are likely to overwhelm security teams will be minimized by performing automatic detection and response functions, hence enabling organizations to efficiently expand their security operations.
“In light of the increasing level of risk that is ever expanding, we have to offer our customers something that is proactive and can respond to the new threats as they emerge,”
explained Chris Smith, Senior Vice President of Product Management, at Palo Alto Networks.
“This partnership brings together and enables the use of the best of both worlds: our modern platform and the knowledge of managed services by Red Canary.”
Presently, services of the Managed Security Services of Red Canary under the Cortex XSIAM may be rendered to their clients which is a major step towards increasing cyber security fighting centers meant to lessen risks against changing threats.
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