Network and Endpoint Protection (EDR + SIEM/SOAR)
24/7 monitoring with incident response across every device.
Minutes
Time‑to‑detect and contain
Response Automation
Containment workflows and playbooks
Executive
Clear KPIs and reporting
Introduction
Fragmented endpoint controls slow detection and response. Consolidating EDR with SIEM/SOAR delivers rapid containment and the reporting leaders need.
Challenge
- Multiple tools with inconsistent policies and blind spots.
- Lack of automated ,incident response workflows : Manual response steps extended eradication time during incidents.
- Limited centralized visibility into network activity, security reporting, and compliance posture..
Solution by Transitus
- EDR Deployment: SentinelOne coverage and tuning for visibility and control.
- SIEM/SOAR Integration: Splunk analytics with automated enrichment and one‑click containment actions.
- Operational Readiness: 24/7 monitoring model, executive dashboards, tested and automated incident response procedures .
Results & Impact
Private Sector (Enterprise)
- Near‑real‑time detection and automated quarantine reduced dwell time.
- Improved Security Posture With increased visibility and centralized control of your network and its devices.
- Executives saw clear KPIs and trend lines for board updates.
Public Sector (Government / Regulated)
- Central oversight of distributed endpoints across sites and agencies.
- Exportable evidence for monitoring, response, and change control.
- Easier mapping to ISO 27001 / SOC 2 control families.
Conclusion
Modernized endpoint protection pairs strong detections with fast, predictable response—delivering resilience that leadership can measure.
Next Steps
Kick Off an EDR + SIEM/SOAR Pilot
We’ll deploy on a pilot group, stand up dashboards, and enable automated containment—with metrics from week one.
Strategic Value Delivered
For Leadership
Real‑time visibility and KPIs that show progress, not noise.
For IT & SecOps
Unified tooling, fewer false positives, faster action.
For Compliance
Evidence of monitoring, response, and change control.
For End‑Users
Minimal disruption with policy‑driven containment.