SCIAT XDR

One detection layer across every part of your environment, correlating signals that look harmless alone and obvious together.

Network infrastructure under continuous monitoring
NewBusiness Endpoint

Detection correlated across endpoint, network, cloud and identity.

Available for
EndpointNetworkCloudIdentityEmail

What SCIAT XDR
Actually Does

Attacks do not stay in one place. A credential is phished over email, used from an unusual location, granted access to a cloud bucket, and exfiltrated over the network — four systems, four tools, four alerts nobody connects. SCIAT XDR ingests all of it into one detection layer so the sequence is recognised as a single incident rather than four pieces of unremarkable noise.

Everything Included
in SCIAT XDR

Cross-Layer Correlation

Endpoint, network, cloud, identity and email signals in one engine, so multi-stage attacks surface as one incident.

Identity Threat Detection

Impossible travel, credential stuffing, privilege escalation and session hijacking detected across your identity provider.

Cloud Workload Coverage

Detection across AWS, Azure and GCP workloads, including container and serverless activity.

Automated Response Playbooks

Containment actions that trigger on defined conditions, with human approval required for anything consequential.

Unified Investigation

One timeline across every layer, rather than pivoting between consoles and correlating by hand.

Open Integration

Ingests from the tools you already run, so XDR extends your stack rather than demanding you replace it.

The Detail
You Asked For

Data sources
Endpoint, network, cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP), identity providers, email gateways
Correlation
Cross-layer, with MITRE ATT&CK mapping
Response
Automated playbooks with approval gates
Integration
API and connector-based ingestion from third-party tools
Minimum seats
50

Before You
Decide

No. XDR is designed to ingest from what you already run. Replacing a working tool is rarely worth the disruption; correlating its output with everything else usually is.
A SIEM collects and stores logs and lets you query them. XDR is opinionated about detection: it ships with correlation logic and response actions for the attack patterns it is built to catch. Many organisations run both.