XDR

Extended detection and response, across every layer

One event is almost never an incident; the pattern usually is. Vigilioo reads device activity, network, files and screen together — and the response lives in the same console that raised the alert.

4

layers correlated

15 s

between agent check-ins

1 console

detection and response

7 days

free, no card

The concept

What XDR actually correlates

XDR — extended detection and response — is the practice of reading signals from different sources together instead of one at a time: endpoint, network, identity, files. A single event almost never is an incident. The combination usually is.

Copying a large file says nothing on its own. Copying a large file, after hours, onto removable storage, days after someone handed in their notice, says a great deal — and it is the correlation that sees it.

Device activity

What ran, who was at the keyboard, and what left the machine.

Network

Sites and IPs reached, and traffic that does not match the shift.

Files

Folders and files opened, copied or deleted, with an audit trail.

Screen

Captures read by computer vision, looking for what breaks the pattern.

In practice

Detection that carries its own context

The alert arrives with the chain of events that raised the suspicion — not a bare log line.

Cross-layer correlation

Activity, network, files and screen read as one story, not four separate feeds.

Insider-threat AI

Screen captures analysed by computer vision, flagging what falls outside the usual pattern.

Alert with context

The security team gets the sequence that produced the suspicion, with the device and the time.

Audit trail

Who accessed what and when — the record that turns a suspicion into evidence.

Port and transfer control

USB and Bluetooth closed by policy, and every copy to removable storage recorded.

Precautionary lock

One click takes the machine out of use and suspends that person's access across systems.

How it works

From signal to response

Four steps — and the fourth happens in the same console as the first.

1

Collect

The agent reports activity, network, files and screen every 15 seconds, signed.

2

Correlate

The platform reads those signals together and against the device's own baseline.

3

Alert

What breaks the pattern reaches the security team with the chain that produced it.

4

Respond

Cut ports, block programs, lock the device or shut it down — from the same screen.

Questions

XDR, EDR and SIEM: what people ask

Including where the platform stops.

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