NDR stands for Network Detection and Response. It refers to security systems that use non-signature-based techniques to detect suspicious activities on a network. NDR tools typically analyze network traffic, including packet data, flow records, and metadata, to identify anomalies and potential threats that might bypass traditional security measures. They are commonly used for threat detection, incident response, and security monitoring, providing visibility into network behavior and helping security teams to quickly identify and respond to cyberattacks.
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