Security News > 2021 > February > Knowledge graphs: The secret of Google Search and now XDR

While it sounds impossible, the same technological approach that helped index the entire Web can come in handy: a knowledge graph - similar to what powers Google Search - is an ideal technology foundation to make a generational leap in threat detection and response.

To address these challenges, organizations are starting to use knowledge graphs and other advances including ML-led threat analysis, incorporation of threat hunting expertise, and better data management.

Making a real impact are XDR solutions that use knowledge graphs and other new technologies to offer not only an intuitive threat research, but also explainable findings.

Cyber threat detection can use knowledge graphs in a similar way.

Knowledge graphs create an opportunity to represent suspicious behavior across the entire organizational attack surface, connect it through entities and relationships, and enrich it with organizational context and threat intel.

Knowledge graph-based XDR is more than a hypothetical solution to the challenges of threat detection and response.

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