Defender XDR Architecture
Most organisations have Defender licensed. Far fewer have it operationalised. Alert noise is high, investigation workflows aren't defined, and the products aren't talking to each other. This engagement changes that — integrating all four Defender workloads into a unified detection model that your team can actually work with.
The Defender XDR integration problem
Defender for Endpoint, Defender for Office 365, Defender for Identity, and Defender for Cloud Apps each generate signals independently. Without correlation configuration, integration with Entra ID, and alert tuning, you get noise rather than an investigation model. Defender XDR is the architecture that makes all four products generate a unified picture — but it requires deliberate design, not just enabling the features.
What this engagement covers
What you receive
All four workloads configured, correlated, and tuned — deployed in your environment, not a recommendations deck.
How to triage incidents in your specific environment, with alert priority definitions and escalation decision trees documented for your SOC or IT team.
Configuration rationale, tuning decisions, exclusion log, and ASR rule inventory — all documented for continuity.
Turn your Defender licenses into
a working detection model.
Start with a 30-minute scoping call about your current Defender deployment.