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Thanks for making this

nice. I know the info, but the way you explain it, provides clarification to areas of doubt... thank you for that.

The BG music is distracting, i wish you could remove it.

Thanks

So who is making decision on response when it comes to SOAR? Soc analyst or soar itself?

thanks. good explained

most of these 'solutions' that do 'continuous authentication' dont actually do that. Openzit is a great example. as long as the client and server certificate match, youre on. ZT is such a scam.

John Kindervag doesnt even follow zero trust "never trust, always verify" but ill be doing a linkedin long post on that this week. Zero trust is a sham, and yes i can prove it.

Good video. Distracting and annoying music.

can I have a copy of ppt?

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Wow! Your content is gold. Thank you.

Can you make a video on MDR analyst daily activities

your volume voice is very low and not clear to follow your videos

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Very nice video! But don’t you think MDR must be on top of EDR or XDR? I don’t see it as an alternative… and provoking here: what about NDR? 😁

Ifyou better at OSI, you will be great at Wireshark ..

You are informative & inspirational!

Great video!

Very interesting and informative, thanks for sharing. Found the music somewhat distracting - good info doesn't need accompaniment.

Awesome video. I have my comptia security+ coming up. I understand how the OSI model works but I didn't have a vision of the attack surface. This really helped. Thanks.

cool video, next time you should put out the music

What a great video! Thank you. I havent come across a detailed categorization exercise like this before.

Name the step responsible for writing down every information that could be used and be classified as important. (2 words)

I passed the CASP but I still doubt myself.

This was an excellent description and loved the vide effects. Please continue to make more quality content like this. Very clearly explained.

I hope in next videos you will lower the background music. By the way this video is very informative.

Thank you for the introduction to the framework, helped me a lot.

This video is good, but next-gen AV has leveraged behavioral detection for zero-days for a long time - well before EDRs came on the scene. The real distinction between an NGAV and an EDR is that NGAV tries to take a black-and-white approach - it is or is not malicious. If a threat is classified as malicious (by actual signature-type detection or by hitting some statistical threshold in behavioral detection) the threat will be blocked and quarantined. The difference with EDR is in the name - EDR will also notify (Detect) about "grey area" potential threats that can't be confidently classified as malicious, and provide the telemetry (events) needed so that a human can investigate and make a decision. EDRs also provide post-attack remediation (Response) tools such as device isolation, remote shells, etc. Good EDR solutions include comprehensive NGAV so that you don't waste a lot of time chasing potential threats that could easily have been blocked by an NGAV.

Thanks for this!!

how i become soc analyst?

As a student at Colorado technical university it's good to know and understand defense in depth

Hello, is there a way to contact you if i have a question about something i don't want to discuss publicly?

Very thorough and informational, the value of soft skills are commonly overlooked in this field!

Well done, as always 👏🏼 😸

thank you for the great content!Writing my cc in isc2 exam next week , what would u recommend what to do next (i dont know coding)

First one to watch.. Your videos are awesome.. Keep posting.. 😊

Well done and well-organized. Thanks.

Thanks for the great video!

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helpful overview - thank you!!

great video, thank you

Fantastic video, very informative and breaks everything down well. Thanks!

topic good but music spoil it.

OMG, I'm not the only one. Steven Palange, CSO SoverAIgn Solutions. 😀

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