Scott Nicholas
Veris Group‘s adaptive threat division will use Endgame‘s endpoint detection and response platform in a push to boost detection, response and threat hunting capacity for customers and help them address security threats at a faster rate.
Endgame said Thursday the partnership builds on its previous platform updates such as the In-Memory Attack Detection and Malicious Persistence Detection system to expand coverage of the attacker lifecycle in support of efforts to anticipate adversary capacity.
Mark Dufresne, director of threat research and adversary prevention at Endgame, said the partnership will work to offer ATD a capacity to automate early prevention and detection of attacks to help disrupt the adversary lifecycle without the use of signatures.
ATD’s application security personnel, hunt analysts, malware reverse engineers, penetration testers, software engineers and vulnerability researchers work to support the advancement of adversarial capacity.
