One signal across endpoint, identity, and cloud.
Uzado XDR fuses SIEM and EDR telemetry into a single triage queue. Correlated alerts, fewer false positives, faster response, built for businesses across North America.
Extended Detection and Response, defined
XDR correlates security telemetry from multiple domains into one queue. Endpoint, identity, network, and cloud signals stop arriving as four separate alerts that an analyst has to merge by hand.
Uzado XDR runs Logz.io and Huntress for SIEM-grade ingestion, SentinelOne for endpoint, Microsoft and Entra ID for identity, Gurucul for behavioural analytics, and supported firewall and cloud sources for network and infrastructure telemetry. The correlation engine fuses signals across all of them. The Canadian SOC consumes one queue, not five.
For businesses across North America operating across multi-cloud, SaaS-heavy stacks, and hybrid infrastructure, XDR is the right baseline. The same telemetry feeds compliance reporting for SOC 2 monitoring, ISO 27001 detection controls, and GDPR Article 32 expectations, so security and audit do not run as parallel workstreams.
When to pick each
MDR is the right pick for businesses across North America with a primarily endpoint-led risk profile. XDR is the right pick when SaaS, multi-cloud, and identity attacks are already in the threat model and a unified triage view materially improves response time. Both are run by the same Uzado SOC; the difference is the breadth of telemetry feeding the queue.
Correlated detection, automated response
Endpoint, identity, network, and cloud telemetry correlated into a single triage queue. One alert per incident, not five disconnected tickets.
Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365 signals fused with endpoint behaviour. Suspicious sign-ins are validated against device posture before they trigger response.
AWS, Azure, and GCP control-plane events pulled into the same correlation engine. Misconfiguration and exploitation are detected together.
Containment runbooks fire on validated signals. Endpoint isolation, account disable, and session revocation execute in seconds, not minutes.
Detection coverage mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and tied to SOC 2 monitoring controls. The same evidence serves operational reviews and audit packets.
A five-step XDR programme
Catalog the sources we will pull from: endpoints, identity, firewalls, cloud control planes, SaaS audit logs.
Stand up Logz.io and Huntress with SentinelOne and Microsoft signals feeding in. Detection content tuned to your stack.
Uzado's SOC monitors the unified queue 24x7. Triage SLAs match MDR. Cross-domain incidents are owned end to end.
Proactive hunts use the broader telemetry. Content evolves as new TTPs and supply-chain attacks emerge.
Monthly executive review, quarterly tabletop, annual coverage review. Compliance reporting is by-product, not separate work.
Best-of-breed technology partners
Common XDR questions
What is XDR?+
Extended Detection and Response correlates security telemetry across endpoint, identity, network, and cloud into a unified triage queue. The goal is fewer alerts, higher quality detections, and incident pictures that make sense without analysts manually pivoting across consoles.
MDR vs XDR: when do I need each?+
MDR is the right pick when your priority is endpoint and identity coverage with a 24x7 SOC. XDR is the right pick when you also need correlated detection across cloud workloads, network telemetry, and SaaS audit logs. Most SMBs start at MDR; SaaS-heavy and multi-cloud businesses go straight to XDR.
What telemetry sources does Uzado XDR support?+
SentinelOne, Huntress, Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, Microsoft Defender, AWS CloudTrail and GuardDuty, Azure activity logs, GCP audit logs, and supported firewall vendors (Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, Cisco). Custom log sources are added during onboarding.
How does cross-domain correlation actually work?+
Detection content references signals from multiple domains in a single rule. Example: a successful sign-in from an unfamiliar geography is correlated with the originating endpoint's posture, the user's recent activity baseline, and the device's network location. A signal that would be ambiguous in any single domain becomes high-confidence in correlation.
Does XDR replace my SIEM?+
Not always. XDR can replace a thin SIEM that exists only to ingest endpoint and identity logs. If you have compliance retention requirements or need the SIEM as the system of record for non-security log sources, XDR sits alongside the SIEM and consumes a curated subset.
How is Uzado XDR billed?+
Per endpoint and per identity, with cloud telemetry sources tiered by event volume. The pricing model is designed so adding new telemetry sources does not produce surprise invoices.
Ready for a single queue?
Uzado XDR turns four detection consoles into one. Talk to our team and we will scope the right telemetry mix for your environment.