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Business-focused solution

Threat Detection & Response

Detection and response depend on useful telemetry, clear triage ownership and agreed authority to act. AOS helps organisations understand their monitoring needs and evaluate security operations options without implying an unconfirmed service level.

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The business challenge

Why this matters

Alerts may be spread across endpoints, email, identity, networks and cloud services. Without agreed owners and escalation paths, suspicious activity can be missed or handled inconsistently.

Potential business impact

Slow or unclear investigation can extend disruption and increase uncertainty. Detection technology is only one part of the process; response depends on data quality, people, permissions and operational decisions.

Common warning signs

  • •Security alerts have no assigned reviewer
  • •Teams discover incidents late through users or suppliers
  • •No agreed criteria exist for escalating alerts
  • •Different security tools produce disconnected reports
  • •Response actions such as isolating a device lack prior approval

AOS approach

A practical route from need to action

Clarify the organisation’s coverage needs, critical systems, existing tools and internal capacity. Map what should be monitored, who reviews alerts, which actions are permitted and how escalation happens before selecting a platform or managed service.

How a solution may work

  1. 01Define monitored environments and desired outcomes
  2. 02Map available data sources, product licences and responsibilities
  3. 03Agree triage, escalation, containment permissions and hours
  4. 04Select an appropriate platform or explicitly named service provider
  5. 05Test alert routing and review operational outcomes

Potential solution components

  • Endpoint, identity, email, network and cloud telemetry
  • Alert triage, investigation and escalation design
  • SIEM/XDR integration where supported and scoped
  • Containment permissions and customer communication
  • Incident coordination and lessons-learned process

Technology options to consider

  • Check Point: authorised UK partner option, including published security operations and Managed Prevention & Response offerings
  • Microsoft: Defender and Sentinel capabilities may fit Microsoft environments depending on licences and configuration
  • Sophos: security operations offerings are part of the wider ecosystem; AOS-specific delivery and hours require written confirmation

Only Check Point authorised UK partner status is confirmed. Other vendor references do not imply AOS authorisation, resale, product availability or a specific integration. Vendor selection and capabilities are verified against current documentation during scoping.

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Who benefits

Suitable organisations

Useful for organisations with several security controls, limited internal monitoring capacity, higher assurance needs or critical services requiring a clear escalation model.

Engagement options and boundaries

  • • Security operations and unified management capabilities are available within the stated portfolio
  • • Managed Prevention & Response is an available Check Point portfolio option; AOS-specific scope, provider, coverage and terms must be confirmed
  • • Do not assume AOS provides separate MDR, forensics, incident response or 24/7 SOC coverage unless stated in a written proposal

Frequently asked questions

Does buying XDR mean someone is monitoring it?

Not automatically. Product functionality and operational monitoring are separate; confirm who reviews alerts and during which hours.

Is 24/7 response included?

No universal commitment is implied. Monitoring hours, response actions and escalation terms must be confirmed in the service proposal.

Can tools be integrated with our current SIEM?

Potential integrations depend on products, licences, data access and configuration. Validate specific connectors and scope before committing.

Related solutions and services

endpoint security service →exposure management service →cyber resilience service →See how this supports AOS Cyber Protect →Explore offerings →

Let’s start with your requirements.

Share the business problem and your current environment. Don’t include passwords or sensitive configurations.

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