Co-pilot your SOC with AI and Threat Intelligence!

Deploying an XDR solution typically follows these key steps:

1. Assess your needs and select a suitable XDR provider that offers comprehensive threat detection, automated response, and integration with existing tools.
2. Configure the data sources to be monitored (endpoints, networks, clouds, etc.) and establish intelligence feeds on cyber threats.
3. Deploy the XDR solution within the environment and connect it to the various source tools/data for 360° visibility. Configure detection rules, response workflows, and SOAR automations.
4. Perform validation and attack simulation tests to ensure the proper functioning of the XDR platform.
5. Operate the XDR solution in production mode with continuous monitoring and optimization (updates, adjustments to rules and playbooks, etc.)

Many organizations also use managed security service providers (MSSPs) to assist them in the design, deployment, and day-to-day management of their XDR platform.

Here are the key elements that differentiate the threat intelligence platform (CTI) from Sekoia.io other solutions:

• Highly structured and contextualized intelligence: The ITC produced is verified, qualified, enriched and contextualized by Sekoia.io’s TDR analysts. This makes it easier for strategic and operational teams to understand attacks.
• Automation and reduction of reaction time: Integrated with the Sekoia Defend XDR platform, the CTI is directly actionable via automated playbooks to react quickly.
• Accessibility at all levels: Threat intelligence reports are accessible to everyone, and allow CISOs to adopt a proactive defense posture, raise awareness among their management, and set their cybersecurity budgets.
• Interoperability: The CTI solution can power other security tools or be powered by external feeds.
• Intuitive Experience: The interface allows you to customize intelligence feeds according to areas of interest (sectors, threats, sources, geographies).

In summary, Sekoia.io’s CTI platform is distinguished by qualified, contextualized and directly actionable intelligence in an automated manner, while being accessible and customizable.

An XDR platform is built on an open, interoperable architecture that continuously collects security data from multiple sources across the enterprise. This includes, but is not limited to, endpoints (EDR), networks (NDR), cloud environments, applications, databases, and more.

All of this normalized data is then correlated and analyzed by the XDR platform using advanced techniques like machine learning. This process helps detect and prioritize suspicious activity and sophisticated threats that would otherwise go undetected with separate security tools.

Once threats are identified, the XDR platform leverages orchestration, automation, response (SOAR) capabilities to guide analysts and quickly remediate incidents with pre-built playbooks and semi-automated response.

This centralized operation around a single console provides SOC teams with complete visibility and a coordinated response to advanced, enterprise-wide cyber threats.