Cortex XDR
Extended detection and response across endpoint, network and cloud
What is Cortex XDR?
Cortex XDR is an extended detection and response platform that combines endpoint protection with analytics over network, cloud and identity data. It prevents malware and exploits on endpoints, detects attacks using behavioural analytics and supports investigation and response from one console. It is part of the Cortex security operations portfolio alongside XSIAM. It is used by security teams in mid-sized and large organisations.
Key facts
- Starting price
- Contact for quote
- Pricing model
- Quote-based
- Active users
- —
- Customers
- —
- Vendor employees
- 13,900
- Launched
- 2019
- Deployment
- Cloud (SaaS)
- Platforms
- Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Correlates endpoint, network and cloud telemetry
- Strong behavioral threat detection and investigation
- Integrates with Palo Alto firewalls and SOC tools
Considerations
- Tuning may be needed to reduce false positives
- Cost can be high for smaller organizations
- Console has a learning curve
- Pricing only on request
- No free plan or free trial
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Industries & use cases
Industries served
Banking & capital markets
Government & public sector
Healthcare
Technology, media & telecom
Energy, resources & utilities
Cross-industry
Typical use cases
- Consolidating firewall and remote access into SASE
- AI-driven SOC detection and automated response
- Securing cloud workloads and application pipelines
Typical Deloitte services
- Security platform consolidation and network modernization
- SOC transformation and managed detection operations
- Cloud security posture and zero trust programs
Editorial profile based on public information.
Features
✓Workflow automation· Automation
✓AI features· Automation
✓API access· Integrations
✓Dashboards· Reporting
✓Role-based access· Security
✓Audit log· Security
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