Open XDR for MSPs and partner-led security operations.
CyberInspector Open XDR connects data from existing security tools, normalises and enriches the signals, correlates related activity into one investigation and supports coordinated response across the customer environment.
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Move from isolated alerts to one connected investigation.
Open XDR is designed to reduce the operational gap between security tools that generate signals independently.
Before Open XDR
With Open XDR
Signals are normalised, enriched and correlated around the affected users, devices, workloads, IPs and vulnerabilities.
What is Open XDR?
Open XDR is a unified approach to detection and response that works across security products from different vendors instead of requiring the entire security stack to come from one provider.
CyberInspector Open XDR can collect data from existing security controls, transform the signals into a common model and add relevant context. Related events can then be correlated into investigations that are easier for analysts and partners to understand.
The platform is designed around open architecture, normalised data, AI-supported detection and correlation, cloud-native deployment and response orchestration back into connected tools.
The exact integrations, data coverage, automated actions and response permissions are agreed for each customer environment. Open XDR does not replace every security control; it connects them into a more coherent operating model.
From multiple signals to one partner-ready case.
The value of Open XDR is not another alert queue. It is the connection between data, analyst context and coordinated action.
Collect
Receive relevant data from the connected security stack.
Normalise
Transform events into a consistent and searchable data model.
Enrich
Add identity, asset, threat and vulnerability context where available.
Correlate
Connect related activity across users, devices, networks and workloads.
Investigate
Present one timeline and relationship view for analyst review.
Respond
Coordinate the agreed response through the partner and connected tools.
Keep the security tools that fit the customer environment.
Open XDR is built to work with a mixed security stack and avoid forcing the customer into one closed vendor ecosystem.
Existing security controls
Bring data from the customer’s current endpoint, identity, network, cloud and security platforms.
Unified data model
Normalisation helps different products contribute to one investigation instead of separate queues.
Response orchestration
Actions can be coordinated back through connected tools according to the agreed permissions.
Illustrative response options
The available actions depend on the connected tools, customer permissions and final service agreement.
SIEM, NDR, EDR and Open XDR are different layers.
SIEM
Collects and correlates logs and security events across many systems.
NDR
Provides dedicated visibility into network traffic, behaviour and communication.
EDR
Focuses on endpoint activity, detection and response at device level.
Open XDR
Connects signals and response workflows across the wider security stack.
Turn the customer’s security stack into a connected managed service.
Cyber Detector works through partners. The partner owns the customer relationship while Open XDR and the SOC support the agreed investigation and response model.
Partner
Owns the customer dialogue, commercial relationship and broader IT service delivery.
Cyber Detector SOC
Supports analyst validation, prioritisation and escalation according to the agreed service scope.
Customer
Provides the required access, contacts, approvals and operational ownership for agreed actions.
Built to strengthen the partner’s security operation.
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Open XDR works together with Next-Generation SIEM, VMaaS, NDR and SOC as a Service.
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What is Open XDR?
Open XDR connects data and response workflows across security products from different vendors. It normalises, enriches and correlates signals into investigations that can be reviewed and acted on more efficiently.
How is Open XDR different from NDR?
NDR focuses on network traffic and behaviour. Open XDR connects NDR with endpoint, identity, cloud, SIEM, vulnerability and other security data.
Does Open XDR replace SIEM or EDR?
Not necessarily. Open XDR is designed to work with existing security controls and connect them into a unified investigation and response model.
Does Open XDR require one security vendor?
No. The open architecture is intended to work across tools from different vendors, subject to available and agreed integrations.
Can Open XDR automate response actions?
The platform supports response orchestration. The exact automated or manual actions must be agreed for each customer environment and connected toolset.
How does Open XDR work with the SOC?
Open XDR provides correlated investigation context that can support analyst validation, prioritisation, escalation and coordinated response through the agreed SOC workflow.
Build Open XDR into a complete customer security operation.
Connect the customer’s security stack into one investigation workflow.
Map data sources, integrations, entity context, response permissions and SOC responsibilities in one focused partner session.
