What is the future of MDR? In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby is joined by Migjen Hakaj from mnemonic's Innovation & Emerging Technologies Department and Amine Besson, Director at Behemoth Security. They've joined forces by collecting their shared extensive experience with security monitoring, and published a popular three-part blog series on what Managed Detection and Response (MDR) really is on a deep level, where they examine the past, present, and future challenge...
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What is the future of MDR? In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby is joined by Migjen Hakaj from mnemonic's Innovation & Emerging Technologies Department and Amine Besson, Director at Behemoth Security. They've joined forces by collecting their shared extensive experience with security monitoring, and published a popular three-part blog series on what Managed Detection and Response (MDR) really is on a deep level, where they examine the past, present, and future challenge...
In this episode, Robby speaks with Harry Wetherald, Co-Founder and CEO of the security platform Maze, about the current wave of LLM innovation in security and how to separate real progress from marketing fluff. Drawing on his experience building security products, Wetherald shares how large language models are changing the way we approach vulnerability management, what to ask vendors about their "AI" claims, and why UX may be just as important as the models themselves. Send us a text
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What is the future of MDR? In this episode of the mnemonic security podcast, Robby is joined by Migjen Hakaj from mnemonic's Innovation & Emerging Technologies Department and Amine Besson, Director at Behemoth Security. They've joined forces by collecting their shared extensive experience with security monitoring, and published a popular three-part blog series on what Managed Detection and Response (MDR) really is on a deep level, where they examine the past, present, and future challenge...
