Author: Pushpendra Mishra

ML-Powered Anomaly Detection: The New Backbone of Modern SOCs

ML-Powered Anomaly Detection: The New Backbone of Modern SOCs

In today’s digital-first world, cyber threats are evolving faster than ever. Traditional, rule-based detection tools can no longer keep pace with the sophistication of modern attacks. Organizations need a smarter, adaptive, and automated approach — this is where Machine Learning (ML)-powered anomaly detection comes in. This technology lies at the heart of next-generation Security Operations

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Benefits of AI-Driven XDR

Benefits of AI-Driven XDR

Introduction: Why the Future of Cybersecurity is AI-Driven As cyber threats evolve, so must the defenses that protect against them. Attackers today use automation, AI, and machine learning to move faster and exploit weaknesses across complex hybrid environments. Meanwhile, many organizations remain stuck managing siloed tools — SIEMs, EDRs, SOARs, and NDRs — that provide

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Unified XDR Cybersecurity

Unified XDR Cybersecurity

Modern cybersecurity faces a paradox — more tools, yet less clarity.Organizations are investing in separate solutions for SIEM, SOAR, EDR, NDR, UEBA, and Threat Intelligence, but visibility remains fragmented, response times are slow, and complexity is skyrocketing. Enter Unified XDR Cybersecurity — a smarter, faster, and more cost-effective approach that brings everything together. Seceon’s AI/ML

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XDR Solutions

XDR Solutions

Traditional defenses like firewalls, standalone SIEMs, and endpoint-only protection are no longer enough. Security teams face a perfect storm—rising attack volumes, alert overload, limited staff, and complex hybrid environments spanning on-premises, cloud, and OT systems. What organizations need now is clarity, automation, and speed. They need Extended Detection and Response (XDR)—and not just any XDR,

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