MITRE Evaluates Cybereason Defense Platform

by Carl Keyser, Digital Marketing Specialist, Integris

March 8, 2019

Our friends over at Cybereason have posted a great overview of the recent MITRE evaluation of their defense platform.

The MITRE ATT&CK framework has been around since 2015 but this is the first time one of our partners has been evaluated. To be perfectly honest they did very, very well. The evaluation was performed against competitive products from vendors likeSentinel One, Endgame, Microsoft, Fire Eye and Carbon Black.

Key Take-aways:

• Cybereason has the best coverage of all vendors

• Cybereason has the most real-time alerts of all vendors

• Cybereason has the most correlated detections of all vendors

You can find Cybereason’s white-paper on the evaluation here. I definitely recommend giving it a read. If you’re unfamiliar with Cybereason in general you can get a nice overview on their partner page or by visiting Cybereason.com

If you have any thoughts or insights, please feel free to share them below in the comment section. Also, don’t forget to follow us on Social Media (Twitter and LinkedIn).

Carl Keyser is a Digital Marketing Specialist at Integris.

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