<body>Traditional XDR (eXtended Detection and Response) continues to shift toward a managed XDR (MXDR) model. But managed XDR definitions often confuse MSSPs and their end-customers. We welcome XDR architect A. N. Ananth to provide perspective on these issues as our guest speaker. Ananth is chief strategy officer at Netsurion and is a leading expert in IT security and compliance with over 25 years of experience in IT control and operations. He consults with many companies on their security and compliance strategies, including auditing policies and automated reporting processes.</body>

<body><p>Traditional XDR (eXtended Detection and Response) continues to shift toward a managed XDR (MXDR) model. But managed XDR definitions often confuse MSSPs and their end-customers. We welcome XDR architect A. N. Ananth to provide perspective on these issues as our guest speaker. Ananth is chief strategy officer at Netsurion and is a leading expert in IT security and compliance with over 25 years of experience in IT control and operations. He consults with many companies on their security and compliance strategies, including auditing policies and automated reporting processes.</p></body>

<body><p>Join us as we discuss:</p></body>

<body><ol></ol><li>The current state of managed XDR services, and their potential value to MSSPs and end-customers.</li><li>What MSSPs should look for – and avoid – when partnering with managed XDR software companies.</li><li>How managed XDR services may further evolve as we march deeper into 2023.</li><li>Reframing XDR customer conversations around risk mitigation.</li><li>Truly understanding what managed XDR can – and can’t – do for your company.</li></body>

Archived: MSSP Alert: Managed XDR – Who’s Responsible for Response?

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