Network Security
XDR — Extended Detection & Response
Unified detection across endpoint, network, email, identity and cloud, correlating weak signals into a single confirmed incident.
- Telemetry ingestion from endpoint, network, email, identity and cloud
- Cross-layer correlation and incident scoring
- Automated response playbooks
One correlated view across every layer
Overview
Attacks do not respect product boundaries. A single intrusion touches email, endpoint, identity and cloud — and in a siloed toolset each of those produces a low-severity alert that individually gets dismissed.
XDR ingests telemetry from every layer and correlates it. Three unremarkable events across three products become one high-confidence incident with a complete timeline, which is the difference between catching an intrusion and reading about it later.
Our XDR services run extended detection and response as managed XDR, with our analysts investigating correlated alerts across endpoints, email, network and cloud.
What is included
Everything in the engagement, in writing.
- Telemetry ingestion from endpoint, network, email, identity and cloud
- Cross-layer correlation and incident scoring
- Automated response playbooks
- Threat intelligence enrichment
- Unified incident timeline and investigation console
- Long-term telemetry retention for retrospective hunting
What you get out of it
Outcomes you can hold us to.
- 01Multi-stage attacks detected earlier
- 02Investigation from one console instead of six
- 03Dramatically lower alert volume, higher alert quality
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is XDR?
XDR (extended detection and response) collects and correlates security data from endpoints, email, network, cloud and identity in one platform, so an attack that touches several of them is seen as a single incident and can be contained in one place rather than investigated tool by tool.
Do we have to replace our existing tools?
Not necessarily. XDR platforms ingest from third-party sources, so existing firewall, email and identity investments can usually feed in rather than being ripped out.
Ready to move on XDR?
We will scope it against your actual environment, not a generic package, and give you a fixed price before any work starts.