Organizations are struggling with siloed tools, disjointed and disconnected alerts, and stealthy, sophisticated threats, whether they have a Security Operations Center (SOC) or rely on extended IT security teams for SOC functions. Trend Micro has helped hundreds of organizations identify and reduce cyber risk by correlating alerts across the IT environment, with the industry’s first XDR solution launched in 2019. Now, with Vision One, Trend Micro addresses more complex security challenges with enhanced XDR, new risk visibility, new third-party integrations, and simplified threat response across all security layers.
The new platform allows for faster analysis of security incidents, identification of critical threat patterns and complex attacks, and an understanding of overall security posture and trends, so that organizations can proactively identify and assess potential security risks.
The comprehensive threat defense platform offers:
• Threat visibility and intelligence: Cross-layered detection models, along with security risk visibility backed by Trend Micro Research insights, enable organizations to see complex attacks and specific security vulnerabilities that siloed solutions miss. The preview includes new insights into SaaS application usage, risk levels, and trends over time.
• Purpose-built sensors: Native integrations with the Trend Micro security stack across critical security layers.
• Adaptability to existing infrastructure: Out-of-the-box API integrations with existing third-party solutions to complement workflows.
• Simplified management: The ability to adjust security policies and direct response actions across all security layers from a single console, instead of a revolving door management approach that can sometimes lead to duplicated efforts.
In addition to Trend Micro's layered security, customers can connect this new platform to other security technologies, such as third-party endpoint protection platforms and SIEM and SOAR solutions, including new integrations with Fortinet, Microsoft Sentinel, and Splunk, to name a few. Early adopters are poised to capitalize on the growing opportunity to integrate beyond SIEM and SOAR with solutions such as firewalls, ticketing systems, and identity and access management.
