Recent Breaches Proved a Hard Truth: Point Tools Don’t Correlate. XeneX Does.
Every headline breach this year shared the same root cause: signal separation. Identity logs in one pane. Email in another. EDR, DNS, SaaS, OT/IoT—all siloed. Meanwhile, attackers blended social engineering, stolen credentials, and quiet lateral movement across cloud and on-prem.
Traditional SIEM/SOAR stitched alerts. XeneX models the kill chain. In real time.
Below are three composite stories (based on public incidents across industries) and the specific moments where XeneX would have intercepted, contained, or outright prevented impact.
1) Cloud/SaaS Exfiltration via Credential Reuse
What happened (composite): A contractor’s credentials—reused across services—were phished. An attacker created long-lived tokens, escalated OAuth app permissions, and started large, low-and-slow data pulls from a data warehouse. Several tools fired low-priority anomalies. None were correlated. Hours later, petabytes were gone.
Where XeneX breaks the chain
Milliseconds to meaning: XeneX correlates impossible travel + new OAuth grant + rare service principal activity + off-hours bulk reads into a single high-fidelity incident.
Behavioral + TI enrichment: Our models flag unusual query shapes and egress patterns relative to the tenant baseline (not just static thresholds).
Autonomous guardrails: Auto-actions quarantine the OAuth app, invalidate the token, and move the account to step-up auth—with a one-click approve/rollback for the analyst.
Outcome with XeneX: No silent siphon. Access is interrupted within seconds, evidence preserved, and business impact avoided.
2) Third-Party IT/RMM Cascade (Auto/Retail)
What happened (composite): A managed IT platform used by thousands of sites was compromised. RMM channels delivered signed but malicious updates, disabling AV and propagating ransomware. Local teams watched tooling go dark.
Where XeneX breaks the chain
Vendor channel as an entity: XeneX treats RMM as a first-class identity with behavior histories. Sudden script bursts to atypical hosts? Spikes the risk score immediately.
Cross-signal validation: When an EDR heartbeat drops but PowerShell and directory writes spike, our kill-chain model escalates this to “Execution → Impact,” not five unrelated medium alerts.
Playbook runner: Isolate hosts, block RMM certs, kill processes, and rotate local creds—executed instantly with approvals for high-impact steps.
Outcome with XeneX: Containment before detonation across sites; the blast radius stays small, operations continue.
3) Healthcare: Phish → Identity Abuse → Claims/EHR Access
What happened (composite): A convincing payroll-themed email lured a staff member. The attacker harvested MFA via push fatigue, pivoted into VPN, touched claims/EHR APIs, and began data staging.
Where XeneX breaks the chain
Identity-first analytics: Push bombing, MFA device re-registrations, and new VPN fingerprints correlate with email lure + mailbox rules (auto-forward, hide trace).
Policy-aware actions: XeneX forces password reset + revokes sessions + disables new MFA method—while preserving forensic artifacts.
Regulatory lift: Evidence packaging aligns to audit/insurance needs (HIPAA, PCI, SOX). The customer portal shows exactly what we saw and did—no black box.
Outcome with XeneX: Incident reduced to a failed attempt; regulated data never leaves your environment.
Why XeneX Catches What Others Miss
AI at the core, not the edge.
We don’t bolt AI onto a legacy SIEM. XeneX models the entire kill chain across endpoint, network, cloud, identity, email, and OT/IoT—natively. That means milliseconds-fast correlation and fewer false positives.
Autonomous remediation—with guardrails.
For routine actions (token revocation, app quarantine, mailbox sweep), XeneX acts instantly. For high-impact steps (host isolation, account disable), we present an impact preview and require analyst approval. Everything is logged, reversible, and transparent.
100% agnostic ingestion.
Any source. Any vendor. Any cloud. We meet you where you are and make your current stack smarter.
Transparency and compliance by design.
Real-time customer portal: detections, actions, evidence, posture—in plain English with links to raw artifacts. Exportable packages make auditors (and cyber-insurance) happy.
What This Means for You
Faster MTTD/MTTR: Seconds, not hours.
Fewer tools to wrangle: Let your stack be your sensors; XeneX is the brain.
Smaller blast radius: Autonomous containment before impact.
Board-grade clarity: Storylines mapped to MITRE ATT&CK with business impact explained.
Put XeneX On Your Most Likely Attack Path
We’ll run a free exposure scan and simulate your top-3 breach paths (identity abuse, SaaS exfiltration, vendor/RMM compromise). You’ll see the exact detections and automated actions XeneX would take in your environment—before an attacker does.