Solutions · Use Case

Threat detection and response, correlated across every layer

Bring endpoint, network and identity signals into one picture so detection is fast and response is decisive, around the clock

Hermes diagram: threat detection response
Why it matters

From signal to action

Attacks rarely show up in one place. A phishing email lands on a laptop, a stolen credential is used from an unusual location, and unusual traffic leaves a branch. Each tool sees one piece, and security teams lose time stitching alerts together while the attacker moves on.

Hermes brings those signals together. Endpoint, network and identity events are correlated into a single, prioritised alert with the context needed to act. Response can be automated to contain a threat in seconds, and teams that prefer it can have the Hermes SOC run detection and response around the clock.

At a glance
Endpoint, network and identity in one view
Prioritised, context-rich alerts
Automated containment
Optional managed SOC, 24/7
Capabilities

Detection and response, unified

XDR correlation across the whole Hermes platform

Unified detection

XDR correlation across endpoint, network and identity signals.

Fast triage

Prioritised, context-rich alerts so analysts start with what matters.

Automated response

Contain threats without waiting on a human, from isolation to blocking.

Endpoint signals

The 360 Guard agent adds endpoint detection to the same picture.

Live threat intelligence

Threat feeds update protection across every Hermes edge at once.

Managed option

Let the Hermes SOC run detection and response around the clock.

How it works

How a threat is handled

1

Collect

Signals arrive from endpoints, Hermes edges and identity systems.

2

Correlate

Related events are joined into one prioritised incident.

3

Contain

Automated response isolates devices or blocks traffic.

4

Resolve

Your team or the Hermes SOC investigates and closes it out.

Hardware

Runs on Hermes hardware

Every Hermes device is provisioned zero-touch and managed from the same Orchestrator

SD-WAN AI Edge Desktop

Branch SD-WAN, Layer 3 switching and edge AI in a compact desktop appliance.

SD-WAN AI Edge 24P PoE

A Layer 3 PoE+ switch and an SD-WAN edge in one unit for larger sites.

Wi-Fi 7 Access Points

Wall, desktop and ceiling access points, managed from the same Orchestrator.

FAQ

Threat detection and response FAQ

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Extended detection and response (XDR) collects security signals from several layers, such as endpoints, the network and identity, and correlates them so a single attack shows up as one incident rather than many separate alerts.

Endpoint events from the 360 Guard agent, network events from firewalling and IDS/IPS on every Hermes edge, identity and access events, and live threat intelligence.

Yes. Response actions such as isolating a device or blocking traffic can run automatically, so a threat is contained without waiting for an analyst.

No. Teams can run detection and response themselves in the Orchestrator, or choose the managed option and let the Hermes SOC handle it around the clock.

Detection and response use the same Hermes edges, endpoint agent and Orchestrator as the rest of the platform, so there is no separate stack to deploy.

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