An Overview of TDIR: Threat Detection and Incident Response>
Panther Blog – Mark Stone
TDIR platforms can be used to identify activity from malicious actors, unauthorized access and attacks, data breaches, and other incidents.

There are two obvious components of TDIR: threat detection and incident response.

According to Gartner, TDIR platforms commonly include security information and event management (SIEM) and security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) capabilities. Organizations can also use these tools for security-adjacent requirements such as log management and compliance reporting.

How TDIR has evolved In recent years, new solutions like Panther have emerged that take a cloud-native approach to solving the challenges of threat detection and incident response at scale. By treating security as the big data problem that it is, solutions like Panther were built from the ground up to effortlessly ingest and transform terabytes of raw logs per day into a structured security data lake to power real-time detection, swift incident response, and thorough investigations.
Link: https://panther.com/cyber-explained/tdir-threat-detection-and-incident-response/