XDR, MSP

Seceon Announces aiXDR-PMax Solution

Malware

At Kaseya's DattoCon today, Seceon announced its aiXDR-PMax solution, which enables channel partners with comprehensive protection, detection, and automatic remediation of vulnerabilities, the company said. Seceon already provides a cybersecurity platform that augments and automates security operations services for MSPs and MSSPs, with an AI and ML-powered aiSIEM, aiXDR, and aiMSSP platform. The expanded platform includes EDR+EPP, file integrity monitoring, data control, data security, including PII and PHI monitoring, and continuous security posture monitoring, Seceon said in a statement.

The expanded platform enables partners to integrate with their existing EDR and EPP stack or deploy Seceon's expanded EDR + EPP agents, which use AI, ML and dynamic threat models to gain an understanding of assets, applications and user behavior to identify any usual exploits, especially multi-stage and multi-vector attacks, like nation-state APTs, ransomware as well zero-day attacks. 

Once an alert is generated, it automatically applies the policies to be executed on a network, identity management system, host etc., Seceon said. Seceon's platform automatically responds to identified threats to remove or contain them in real-time.

Chandra Pandey, Seceon, CEO, commented on the announcement:

"MSPs are always evaluating their tech and security stack, and more of them are choosing not to build and hire a team to deploy and manage a stack of point solutions or outsource their profits and control to an MDR provider. Seceon's aiSIEM and aiXDR-PMax platform enables managed service providers to rapidly launch best-in-class XDR or SOC as-a-service offerings. For MSPs that don't have a full EDR+EPP, Seceon now provides it in our aiXDR-PMax product. When combined with Seceon aiSIEM, Seceon's AI and ML automate 95% of all threat detection and response."

Sharon Florentine

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