LinkShadow, has been recognized in the Gartner 2024 Market Guide for Network Detection and Response solution. This insightful Gartner Report elaborates on how NDR can amplify infrastructure security by seamlessly integrating with various technologies such as SOAR, SIEM, EDR, MDR and numerous others.
As per Gartner, “The network detection and response market continues to grow and expand to hybrid network scenarios with IaaS deployment. Security and risk management leaders should reprioritize Network Detection and Response as a key provider of AI analytics in the context of more automated security operations assistants.”
Gartner also recommends that “Enterprises should strongly consider Network Detection and Response solutions to complement signature-based network security tools and network sandboxes. Many Gartner clients have reported that Network Detection and Response tools have detected suspicious network traffic that other perimeter security tools had missed.”
Commenting on this Fadi Sharaf, Regional Sales Director, LinkShadow said “We believe this Gartner recognition strengthens LinkShadow’s positioning in the NDR domain. Our aim is to extend the robust LinkShadow NDR capability to enterprises and empower them to stay ahead of the threat curve, taking a proactive approach to safeguard their sensitive assets.”
According to Gartner “Despite strong competition from other platforms, Network Detection and Response global market revenue continues to grow double digit, registering an increase of 19% for the period 1Q23 through 3Q23, year over year. When the NDR market was nascent, it was composed of a mix of pure-play startups and network monitoring companies expanding to security use cases. As the market grows, it is attracting more and more large platform providers.”
Gartner Key Findings:
- Network detection and response (NDR) is commonly used as a complementary detection and response technology as part of a broader arsenal of security operations center (SOC) tools.
- The emergence of “AI-augmented” analytics overlays, in the form of SOC assistants, will benefit the NDR market as a useful source of insights for aggregated and summarized views.
- A handful of NDR vendors capture most of the attention in the market. Higher maturity organizations, often with more specialized detection use cases, often mix these well-known vendors with emerging local players in their shortlists.
- Most organizations value the response capabilities during their NDR provide evaluations, but only deploy very narrowly automated responses past the pilot phase.
