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IBM QRadar SIEM/XDR courses updated to version 7.5.2! Including SOAR, NDR and EDR features of QRadar Suite

We are pleased to announce that all of our IBM QRadar SIEM / XDR courses have been upgraded to version 7.5.2. In this new release, powerful SOAR, NDR and EDR features have been incorporated within the QRadar Suite, providing our students with an even more comprehensive and up-to-date learning experience with a mid-term view of the technology through CloudPak for Security IBM’s new disruptive cybersecurity products that are on the way.

IBM QRadar XDR is the market-leading information security solution that enables real-time security event management and analysis. With its ability to collect, correlate and analyze data from multiple sources, QRadar SIEM provides organizations with a comprehensive view of their security posture and helps them effectively detect and respond to threats.

In QRadar SIEM / XDR version 7.5.2, three key features have been introduced that further extend the capabilities of the platform:

  1. SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation and Response): This feature enables the automation of security tasks and response orchestration, which streamlines and optimizes incident detection and response processes. With SOAR, organizations can automate workflows, investigate incidents more efficiently and take quick and accurate action to contain and mitigate threats.
  2. NDR (Network Detection and Response): With the NDR feature, QRadar SIEM / XDR expands its ability to detect network threats. This feature uses advanced network traffic analysis algorithms to identify suspicious behavior and malicious activity. By combining network threat detection with event correlation and security logs, QRadar SIEM / XDR provides comprehensive visibility into threat activity across the entire infrastructure.
  3. EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response): The EDR feature enables threat detection and response on endpoint devices, such as desktops, laptops and servers. With EDR, QRadar SIEM / XDR continuously monitors endpoints for indicators of compromise, malicious activity and anomalous behavior. This helps to quickly identify and contain threats that might go undetected by traditional security solutions.

At Sixe, we are committed to providing our students with the most up-to-date and relevant knowledge in the field of cybersecurity. The upgrade of our IBM QRadar SIEM / XDR courses to version 7.5.2, along with the addition of SOAR, NDR and EDR features from QRadar Suite, allows us to provide a comprehensive learning experience that reflects the latest trends and developments in the field of information security.

If you are interested in learning about QRadar SIEM / XDR and taking advantage of all these new features, we invite you to explore our updated courses:

You can also ask us for customized training or consulting, as well as technical support and support with your QRadar projects.

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