Adlon
Security portfolio expanded
Adlon is further developing its Security Operations Center and adding another module to the existing Managed SOC for Microsoft 365 environments (based on Managed XDR): 'Managed SOC Advanced'.
In addition to cloud and identity scenarios, the service now also protects production-related infrastructures, networks and OT systems. The Managed SOC Standard offers structured detection and assessment of security-related incidents in Microsoft 365 environments, covering endpoints, identities, cloud apps and Office 365 applications. The response is both automated and manual; possible measures include device isolation, user blocking and mail quarantine. All activities are documented in a traceable manner and evaluated on a monthly basis. Support in the event of escalation is unlimited and comes at no additional cost. With Managed SOC Advanced, Adlon now also monitors networks, production-related systems and company applications. The service detects atypical communication patterns between clients and servers, IT and OT, prioritizes security-relevant events and takes coordinated response measures. This enables companies to protect their value chains from attacks with even greater visibility. Both SOC modules use AI-supported analysis methods and automated response mechanisms to detect and contain attacks more quickly. Microsoft Defender brings behavior-based anomaly detection, threat intelligence data and correlations into the Microsoft Security Graph. This basis is supplemented with customer-specific detection rules and response options.
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