Conference
Lessons learned from security incidents: How to improve threat detection and response
Tuesday 03, 13:05h - 13:30h
| Auditorium I
Full Congress Pass
2026-11-03 13:05
2026-11-03 13:30
Europe/Madrid
Lessons learned from security incidents: How to improve threat detection and response
Security incidents in recent years have made it clear that the ability to prevent attacks is no longer enough. Rapid detection, investigative capabilities, and coordinated response are key factors in minimizing the impact of a security breach.
In this session, we will review some of the key lessons learned from real-world incidents and trends observed in today’s threat landscape. We will analyze the challenges organizations face in identifying malicious behavior, reducing response times, and improving their resilience against increasingly sophisticated attacks.
Based on these findings, we will explore how managed detection and response (MxDR) models help complement the capabilities of security teams by combining technology, threat intelligence, and expert knowledge, providing a more comprehensive view of the environment and a more effective response to incidents.
Auditorium I
Security incidents in recent years have made it clear that the ability to prevent attacks is no longer enough. Rapid detection, investigative capabilities, and coordinated response are key factors in minimizing the impact of a security breach.
In this session, we will review some of the key lessons learned from real-world incidents and trends observed in today’s threat landscape. We will analyze the challenges organizations face in identifying malicious behavior, reducing response times, and improving their resilience against increasingly sophisticated attacks.
Based on these findings, we will explore how managed detection and response (MxDR) models help complement the capabilities of security teams by combining technology, threat intelligence, and expert knowledge, providing a more comprehensive view of the environment and a more effective response to incidents.
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