Extended Detection and Response (XDR)
XDR correlates signals from endpoints, identity, cloud, email, and network. A single view of attacks across your entire environment, instead of isolated alerts from separate tools.

Sound familiar? Then XDR is the solution for you.
Today's threats move faster than your tools. XDR gives you the visibility and speed to stay ahead of them.
Many alerts, little context
Your IT or Security Operations Center (SOC) team is overwhelmed with alerts from disconnected tools — without coherence, it's impossible to quickly determine what's truly critical.
Blind spots in your attack surface
Endpoints, network, and cloud are monitored separately. Attackers move across those layers if you don't connect the insights from these systems.
Detection takes too long
The longer an incident goes unnoticed, the greater the damage. Without integrated visibility, every minute of investigation costs too much time.










































Managed XDR for consistently accurate correlation between attack layers
We combine XDR with the expertise of our security specialists, who analyze alerts and help determine the necessary actions. This allows us to continuously tune the tooling to extract accurate and actionable insights from all your security layers.
Detection across all layers
Endpoint, identity, cloud, email, and network in a single correlation layer. A suspicious login and an anomalous process on an endpoint are treated as one incident, not as separate alerts.
Identity attacks instantly visible
Impossible travel, risky sign-ins, MFA bypass attempts, and compromised accounts in Microsoft Entra ID and Active Directory are detected and linked to the rest of the attack.
Cloud compromise in focus
Microsoft 365, Azure, and other cloud environments are continuously monitored for suspicious configuration changes, data access, and token abuse.
Specialists who translate it into action
Our analysts interpret the correlated alerts, determine the impact, and provide concrete advice on the next steps. No raw alerts, but clear incidents.
How we implement XDR in your environment
We ensure a controlled rollout of XDR that fits seamlessly into your existing IT and security environment. Without disrupting users or processes.
Inventory of your attack surface
We map out which endpoints, identity systems, cloud environments, email platforms, and networks need to be protected. This is how we determine where XDR is deployed and which data sources are connected.
Connecting existing security tools
XDR integrates with your current tools such as EDR, identity provider, firewall, and SIEM. We ensure all relevant signals come together in one platform, without redundant work.
Configuration and alignment
Detection rules and correlations are tailored to your specific IT environment and threat profile. This allows us to minimize noise and maximize relevant detection across all layers.
Managed XDR: Active monitoring & escalation
We continuously monitor endpoints, identity, cloud, email, and network for your organization. Suspicious activities are immediately analyzed, followed up, and escalated by security specialists where necessary — ensuring threats are recognized, investigated, and resolved faster without placing an extra burden on your own team.
From individual alerts to a complete overview
XDR brings signals from different systems together so that threats become visible faster, instead of drowning in individual alerts per tool.
Without managed XDR
Isolated signals and an invisible attack pattern
Limited insight
Alerts come from different systems and rarely provide the full picture.
Time-consuming analysis
Significant time spent on analysis due to manually gathering information from various tools.
Delayed detection
Threats are discovered later because signals are not combined, allowing an attack to develop further.
Identity and cloud blind spots
Attacks via compromised accounts or cloud environments often remain under the radar.
With managed XDR by Aumatics
From signal, to clear incident, to a decisive approach.
Specialist support
Support from security specialists: Aumatics helps interpret alerts and determine the appropriate actions.
More comprehensive analysis
More context for security alerts, allowing you to see faster where an attack begins and how it spreads.
Identity and cloud visibility
Impossible travel, risky sign-ins, and cloud compromises are detected and linked to endpoint activity.
Action-oriented
Faster incident investigation. Correlating security data makes analysis simpler and more targeted.
One incident instead of isolated alerts
Events from various systems are consolidated into a single, clear incident with full context.
Built on proven technology.
We manage environments built on Palo Alto, Fortinet, WatchGuard, and other enterprise solutions. Not as standalone components, but as a coherent infrastructure. You don't have to compromise on existing investments. We ensure alignment, standardisation, and clear management processes.
Security according to demonstrably high standards
When it comes to security, you don't want to rely on loose agreements or good intentions. With our ISO 27001 certification, you know that information security is structurally organized, monitored, and improved.

Broad coverage with centralized expertise
You get a single point of contact, backed by the strength of a regional presence and specialized hubs across the country. This allows you to benefit from local engagement and shared expertise.
Trusted by IT leaders in the Netherlands
Your IT and security partner for Dutch organizations for over 25 years.
FAQ
What you should know before getting started with our managed XDR
These are the questions organizations often ask us. Do you have another question?
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Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) focuses on detecting and investigating threats on individual endpoints such as laptops, servers, and workstations.
XDR goes one step further. It combines signals from endpoints, network, and cloud systems, so threats are seen in context faster and can be investigated more thoroughly.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) collects and analyses large volumes of log data from different systems. It's often used for monitoring, compliance, and historical analysis.
XDR is more focused on active threat detection and incident investigation. It combines security data automatically and helps security teams understand what's happening during an attack faster.
In most cases, yes. XDR is specifically designed to combine signals from different security tools.
Aumatics first looks at your current security environment and determines how existing solutions such as endpoint protection, firewalls, or cloud security can be integrated into a single overview.
XDR brings events from different systems together into a single incident with context.
This way, you can quickly see where an attack started, which systems are affected, and what steps are needed to stop or contain the incident.