Seceon launches aiXDR at ITWeb Security Summit

Seceon, the pioneer of the first fully automated, real-time cyber threat detection, containment and elimination platform,  will introduce aiXDR at the forthcoming ITWeb Security Summit. aiXDR is a fully automated, real-time cyber threat detection and remediation solution that integrates endpoint, network and cloud data to detect and stop sophisticated attacks.

Seceon, distributed in South Africa by Corr-Serve, is a display sponsor of the annual ITWeb Security Summit 2020, taking place online from 25-28 August 2020.

With Seceon aiXDR, organisations with siloed security solutions are able to overcome common challenges of integration with diverse security tools, lack of deep security and partial threat coverage with limited visibility into detection and response.

“Faced with ongoing skill, resource and security infrastructure challenges, today’s enterprise struggles to find a comprehensive threat detection and response platform that can bring an integrated view of the organisation – spanning many locations and endpoints, hybrid cloud and third-party partner access – as well as the highly skilled security experts capable of managing them,” said Chandra Pandey, Founder and CEO of Seceon.

“aiXDR is built on our Open Threat Management Platform, which was developed from the ground up to deliver comprehensive cyber security for the digital era. For business continuity in the current macro-environment, it is extremely important to protect the entire ecosystem of an organisation – endpoints, network, cloud – by ingesting and analysing raw logs, flows, identity and behaviour analytics across all assets and users providing complete visibility, proactive threat detection, real-time containment and elimination of threats.”

Founded in the United States in 2015, Seceon helps enterprises automatically generate prioritised threat alerts that matter in real-time and empowers the SOC/IT teams to detect and respond to the threats quickly before critical data is exfiltrated. This is the first time the company will exhibit in South Africa.

ITWeb Security Summit 2020, now in its 15th year, will again bring together leading international and local industry experts, analysts and end-users to unpack the latest threats facing African CISOs, CIOs, security specialists and risk officers, demystify emerging cyber security strategies in AI, blockchain, IOT, DevSecOps and more, and explain how to increase an organisation's cyber resiliency.

“The cyber security market in this region is growing at a very high rate primarily because of a focus on digitisation, government initiatives and also increased cyber attacks,” said Lalit Shinde, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development at Seceon.

Seceon has won more than 75 cyber security awards and has gained recognition from leading industry influencers, including 451 Research, Ovum, Enterprise Management Associates, IDC Research, CSO, International Data Group, Markets, and Solutions Review.

To find out more about Seceon products, please visit the Seceon display stand at the ITWeb Security Summit.