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XDR extends beyond endpoint-only protection by correlating security signals across endpoints, email, networks, servers, and cloud workloads. This improves detection of complex attacks and reduces alert fatigue.

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CyberOM provides XDR security services for Australian organisations seeking higher visibility, faster triage, and more effective response workflows.

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Security – Australia

What Is XDR Security?

 

XDR brings multiple telemetry sources together to detect, investigate, and respond to attacks more efficiently than siloed tools.

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  • Improves detection of multi-stage and lateral-movement attacks

  • Consolidates alerts to reduce noise and prioritise real threats

  • Accelerates investigation with correlated context

  • Supports faster containment and response workflows

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Key Capabilities

 

CyberOM’s XDR approach focuses on actionable visibility and response:

  • Cross-layer visibility across endpoint, email, network and cloud signals

  • Behavioural analytics and threat intelligence context

  • Centralised investigation workflow

  • Automated containment options (scope-dependent)

  • Proactive threat hunting support

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Why Choose CyberOM

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  • 24/7 monitoring and expert-led response workflows

  • Unified detection across multiple attack surfaces

  • Warranty options (scope and eligibility dependent)

  • Transparent pricing and clear service scope

  • Experienced analysts with real-world incident handling background

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Ready to Get Started

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Contact CyberOM to discuss XDR options, pricing, and how XDR can reduce risk in your environment.

FAQs

  • What is XDR?

XDR is a security approach that unifies detection and response across multiple layers (endpoint, email, network, and cloud), enabling faster and more accurate investigations.

  • How does XDR improve detection?

By correlating signals across systems, XDR identifies patterns that single-layer tools can miss, including multi-stage attacks and stealthy persistence.

  • Does XDR respond automatically?

Some actions can be automated, such as isolating devices or blocking indicators, depending on scope and platform capabilities. Expert oversight remains critical.

  • How is XDR different from EDR?

EDR focuses on endpoints; XDR extends correlation across additional layers to improve context and reduce alert fatigue.

  • Who benefits from XDR?

Organisations with hybrid environments, remote users, Microsoft 365 reliance, or sensitive data benefit from better visibility and faster response.

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