The most valuable part of Binary Defense is its team of cybersecurity analysts. Their analysts filter out the noise and only forward the critical threats that require a response instead of false positives. Binary Defense is somewhat customizable. We can do some whitelisting and tell them to ignore some alerts that are always false positives. They're flexible and can adjust their processes. Their MDR tool runs across all our endpoints. Within that Open XDR strategy, we can ingest those alerts in various ways, but we tend to do things the old-fashioned way. However, we could bring that data into a SIEM if we wanted to. We haven't taken advantage of that feature, but we will soon. It would limit our ability to move forward with them if they didn't have that option.
