Seceon aiXDR-PMAX

Security Information and Event Management. SIEM collects and correlates logs, identity activity, network events, endpoint telemetry and cloud records so threats can be detected in one place rather than across disconnected tools.

For IP Clarity clients, this provides the central evidence store for monitoring, investigation, audit and executive reporting.

Artificial intelligence, machine learning and user/entity behaviour analytics. Seceon uses behavioural baselining and Dynamic Threat Modelling to identify abnormal activity across users, devices, applications, services and network flows.

This helps detect compromised accounts, insider threats, unusual data movement and attacks that may not match a simple signature.

Endpoint, extended and managed detection and response. aiXDR-PMAX extends monitoring to endpoints using lightweight agents for Windows, macOS and Linux, giving deeper visibility into processes, services, files and endpoint behaviour.

Response actions can include isolating affected endpoints, stopping malicious processes, quarantining files and supporting analyst-led investigation.

Network detection and response / network behaviour anomaly detection. Seceon analyses network flows, firewall logs, DNS, DHCP, cloud and endpoint signals to identify suspicious traffic patterns, risky destinations and abnormal internal behaviour.

This supports detection of data exfiltration, command-and-control, brute force, lateral movement, DDoS and hidden threats that traditional perimeter tools may miss.

Security orchestration, automation and response. SOAR automates repeatable response actions and workflows when threats are detected with sufficient severity and confidence.

Typical outcomes include notification, triage, containment, policy enforcement, endpoint isolation, process termination and escalation to analysts for review.

Threat intelligence adds global context. Seceon enriches telemetry with indicators such as malicious IPs, domains, hashes, botnet activity, ransomware infrastructure, Tor exit nodes, suspicious domains and emerging threats.

This improves alert quality and helps analysts understand whether activity is benign, suspicious or actively hostile.

Compliance and control evidence. Seceon reporting supports security governance by collecting logs, recording events, showing controls, highlighting risks and producing audit-focused visibility.

For UK businesses this is useful for demonstrating operational security controls, even where the formal framework is not mandatory.

Healthcare-style security and privacy reporting. HIPAA appears on Seceon’s compliance wheel to show support for monitoring, audit and reporting around sensitive healthcare information and systems.

The same evidence-driven approach can also help organisations handling sensitive personal data, even outside the US healthcare sector.

Payment security visibility. PCI-DSS support focuses on security monitoring, log collection, audit evidence, reporting, policy enforcement and threat detection around environments where cardholder data or payment systems may be present.

IP Clarity can use this visibility to help customers identify risk, improve monitoring and support compliance conversations.