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Intel Threat Detection Technology

Intel Threat Detection Technology (TDT) is a CPU-level technology created by Intel in 2018 to enable host endpoint protections to use a CPU's low-level access to detect threats to a system. TDT consists of multiple components including Accelerated Memory Scanning, which uses the CPU's integrated GPU to scan memory, and Advanced Platform Telemetry, which uses processor-level activity monitoring to detect unusual activity.[1][2][3][4][5] It is supported on sixth-generation or newer Intel Core CPUs and additional capabilities were added to the 11th generation Core processors.[6][7][8][9]

Intel TDT is integrated into several third-party anti-malware solutions including Microsoft Defender,[10] Check Point Harmony Endpoint,[11] CrowdStrike Falcon,[6] and others.[12]

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Intel Threat Detection Technology

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