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The Wireless Security Wake-Up Call: What EDR, NDR & XDR Still Miss
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April 2025 | By the AirEye Team If your EDR, NDR, or even XDR solution isn’t watching your Network Airspace, your perimeter is already broken. Our recent Wireless Airspace Threat Modeling guide sent a clear message: Attackers are exploiting the wireless layer because no one’s watching it. “You can’t stop
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