As a first look into the competitive environment, it is essential to understand the three approaches to XDR: open (focused on third-party integrations and open architecture to provide more flexibility to customers), native (focused on providing native integrations with the vendor’s own—usually comprehensive—security stack to improve detection and response), and hybrid (combining both approaches while keeping a smaller focus on native integrations, allowing customers to decide which works better for them). Frost & Sullivan has taken the three key promises of XDR as the basis for Innovation Index scoring, consisting of a solution’s capabilities for integration (particularly third-party, vendor-agnostic integration), meaningful automation, and cross-layered threat detection and response.

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