SOC Platform
Xcitium Open EDR is an open SOC platform providing endpoint telemetry, threat intelligence, and detection capabilities — integrating with SIEM, threat intelligence feeds, and SOAR tools as the endpoint visibility layer for security operations.
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About SOC Platform from Xcitium Cybersecurity
- Xcitium Open EDR is an open SOC platform providing endpoint telemetry, threat intelligence, and detection capabilities — integrating with SIEM, threat intelligence feeds, and SOAR tools as the endpoint visibility layer for security operations.
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