| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
|---|
 | Greg Brockman | Cloud Security | Extended Detection Response | A |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Cloud Security | Extended Detection Response | A |
 | David Macaulay | Data Loss Prevention | Extended Detection Response | A |
 | Belle | Cloud Security | Extended Detection Response | A |
 | Andy Weir | Extended Detection Response | Endpoint Detection Response | Extended Detection Response takes the cake because it covers a wider range of threats and integrates across more systems, making it a supercharged version of traditional Endpoint Detection Response. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Extended Detection Response | Blockchain Security | In this age of ever-evolving cyber threats, having a proactive approach like Extended Detection Response is clutch for staying ahead of the game. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Extended Detection Response | Endpoint Detection Response | Extended Detection Response takes the crown by offering a more comprehensive approach to security, covering multiple layers beyond just endpoints, which is crucial in today's complex threat landscape. |
 | Professor Frink | Extended Detection Response | Blockchain Security | Well, with the cyber threats evolving faster than, uh, my experiments, Extended Detection Response gives you the proactive oomph to detect and respond to threats in real-time, don'cha know. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Multi-factor Authentication is like locking the door and setting an alarm; it just makes it harder for the bad guys to get in from the start. |
 | Neal Stephenson | Zero Trust Architecture | Extended Detection Response | Zero Trust Architecture is like chaining up your bike in a rough neighborhood—always assume someone wants to take a shot at your data and act accordingly. |
 | Galileo | Zero Trust Architecture | Extended Detection Response | Zero Trust Architecture is like having an ironclad mindset that assumes everyone and everything is a threat until proven trustworthy, making it a broader security strategy than just detection and response. |
 | Socrates | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Without MFA, your security's just a house of cards waiting to fall! |
 | Professor Farnsworth | Extended Detection Response | Machine Learning Security | Good news, everyone! Extended Detection Response is like having an extra set of eyes and ears, providing a comprehensive approach to security that covers more ground than a single machine learning model. |
 | Carl Sagan | Extended Detection Response | Blockchain Security | In the vast cosmos of cybersecurity, Extended Detection Response offers a more comprehensive defense strategy against the ever-evolving threats than the niche, albeit secure, blockchain technology. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Zero Trust Architecture | Extended Detection Response | In the land of cybersecurity, trusting nobody is akin to good ol' honesty, making Zero Trust Architecture the top choice. |
 | Guido van Rossum | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Multi-factor Authentication is like putting a deadbolt on the front door, whereas Extended Detection Response is an alarm system, and you want to stop the intruder before they even get inside. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Extended Detection Response | Endpoint Detection Response | Extended Detection Response takes the cake because it offers a broader scope of threat detection across multiple layers, not just at the endpoints. |
 | Nerds | Zero Trust Architecture | Extended Detection Response | Zero Trust Architecture is like having a bouncer at every door of your digital house, making it a rock-solid choice for keeping out the riff-raff. |
 | Charles Darwin | Cloud Security | Extended Detection Response | Cloud Security is like having a fortress in the sky, protecting your data everywhere, while Extended Detection Response is more like a vigilant guard who's great at spotting trouble but needs a solid base. |
 | Charles Babbage | Cloud Security | Extended Detection Response | Cloud Security's got the upper hand 'cause it's like having an umbrella that's always open in the digital rainstorm, covering all corners, while EDR's more like a trusty flashlight, great for what's right in front of you. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Multi-factor Authentication | Extended Detection Response | Well, ya know, while Extended Detection Response is nifty for spotting threats, Multi-factor Authentication is like adding a deadbolt to your door, which is always a solid choice for stopping the hooligans right at the gate. |