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What is MDE?

MDE can refer to several technologies, making it ambiguous without further context. Commonly, MDE refers to Model-Driven Engineering/Development. This is a software development methodology that focuses on creating and using domain-specific models to represent and build software systems. Instead of directly writing code, developers create models that represent the system's structure, behavior, and requirements. These models are then automatically transformed into code, configuration files, and other artifacts. MDE aims to increase productivity, improve software quality, and reduce development costs by raising the level of abstraction and automating repetitive tasks. It is commonly used in embedded systems, enterprise applications, and web development.

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What other technologies are related to MDE?

MDE Competitor Technologies

SentinelOne

SentinelOne is an endpoint security platform that competes directly with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) in providing EDR and prevention capabilities.

mentioned alongside MDE in 1% (100) of relevant job posts

Crowdstrike

CrowdStrike is a direct competitor to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, offering endpoint detection and response (EDR) and other security services.

mentioned alongside MDE in 0% (86) of relevant job posts

MDE Complementary Technologies

MDO

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 (MDO) provides email and collaboration security capabilities which complements MDE's endpoint protection.

mentioned alongside MDE in 34% (82) of relevant job posts

MDCA

Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (MDCA) provides cloud application security posture management which can complement MDE's endpoint detection and response capabilities.

mentioned alongside MDE in 40% (59) of relevant job posts