Resources
Designed for the challenges faced by security analysts today and into the future, Cisco XDR helps security teams correlate data from multiple sources to detect possible threat events quickly, streamline threat investigations, and accelerate responses. This section provides additional resources to help you and your team get the most out of Cisco XDR, including: links to Cisco XDR training, Cisco Communities, Developer Documentation and Communities, Videos, Demos, and more.
Introducing Cisco XDR
Learn more:
- Cisco XDR - Security operations simplified - Go from endless investigation to remediating the highest priority incidents with speed, efficiency, and confidence.
- Cisco XDR Product Tour - Take a look at our new solution.
- XDR Training Center - Register for free training modules to learn more about Cisco XDR.
Cisco Communities
View Cisco Communities to learn more:
- Cisco Developer Hub - Also known as DevNet. Connect with other Cisco technology experts on developing tools for collaboration, networking, security, Internet of Things and analytics and automation.
- Cisco Security Community - Explore the security forums and share your expertise about firewalls, email and web security, Identity Service Engine, VPN, AnyConnect and more.
Developer Documentation
View the following documentation for developers working on integrating third-party solutions and Cisco XDR:
- Cisco Developer - Cisco XDR API Documentation - Resources specific to developing with, for, and from the Cisco XDR platform. This site includes links to relevant blog articles, GitHub repositories, training courses and videos, sample code and scripts, and more.
Cisco XDR Troubleshooting
If you need additional troubleshooting help for Cisco XDR, the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) creates and maintains a number of articles that are based on their experience providing support to users. These documents are created and maintained by Cisco TAC engineers, with detailed information on how to resolve common issues with Cisco XDR integrations. The page also includes links to information on how to open a TAC case: