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Stellar Cyber announced their collaboration with BlackBerry aiming to deliver a comprehensive solution for threat detection and response. This partnership will benefit Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) and enterprise clients by simplifying security protocols, boosting productivity and reducing the time taken to detect and respond to cyber threats.
- Stellar Cyber and BlackBerry continue to jointly develop technologies to facilitate optimal security postures for their customers.
- The partnership employs CylanceENDPOINT that uses advanced AI to detect threats before causing harm, hence minimizing business interruptions due to cyberattacks.
- Working hand-in-hand with Stellar Cyber Open XDR platform, organizations can enjoy a bolstered threat detection and response platform that collects and correlates data from all security tools to protect the complete enterprise attack surface including the cloud, software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications and virtual machines.
- Stellar Cyber Open XDR platform works with rich telemetry data from CylanceENDPOINT to readily identify potential threats and has built-in response features that allow security analysts to expedite their threat detection and response operations by taking remediation actions straight from the Stellar Cyber UI.
Andrew Homer, VP Strategic Alliances, Stellar Cyber speaks of the commitment to making security less of a burden for businesses selecting this joint venture. He mentions that together, the businesses aim to provide turnkey security solutions to their shared packet of MSSP and enterprise customers.
Alex Willis, VP Global Sales Engineering and ISV Partners, BlackBerry stresses the pivotal role of context in cyber detection and response. He explained that the amalgamation of CylanceENDPOINT and the Stellar Cyber Open XDR platform is a strategic approach to offering the best tools for their customers. BlackBerry’s mission to protect businesses, endpoints, and individuals with smarter security solutions that offer better ROI and demand fewer resources to support is being delivered by this partnership.
