Secure Networks: Endace Packet Forensics Files Episode 63: Jack Chan, VP of Product and Field CTO at Fortinet
Why NDR is Evolving—And What Enterprises Should Demand From It
In this episode of the @Endace Packet Forensic Files, Michael Morris is joined by Jack Chan, VP of Product and Field CTO at Fortinet, to unpack what makes a truly effective Network Detection and Response (NDR) solution. Jack shares his perspective on why visibility, historical context, and deep threat hunting capabilities matter more than flashy features.
They explore how AI and machine learning are transforming NDR—helping detect threats in encrypted traffic and reduce alert fatigue for SOC teams. Jack also talks about integrating NDR with firewalls and EDR tools to improve response decisions and streamline investigations.
Finally, Jack leaves us with a powerful reminder: security starts with people. From secure coding to user awareness, the human element is often the weakest link—and the best place to strengthen your defences.
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