Today's VSOC Platforms Can't Provide Sufficient Protection — Here's Why
Too Noisy to Work
Today's VSOC platforms relying on AI-powered detection often cause alert fatigue, as the systems trigger alerts for any detected suspicious anomalies. 55% of IT and SOC teams admit that they lack confidence in responding to these alerts.* Similar scenarios might unfold in the automotive industry.
*Source: Trend Micro
Too Late to Act
Today's VSOC platforms utilize a general log collector, providing security logs that are not directly usable. This often results in lack of actionable intelligence, including attack origin. It leads to manual efforts for further investigation and potential delays in risk remediation.
Too Vague to Trace
Today's VSOC platforms struggle to break down incidents into specific tactics and techniques. This leads to an unclear understanding of attackers' goals and methods, making it challenging to implement necessary remediation plans.
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Actionable Intelligence
Protect Ahead With Contextualized Attack Paths
Our xNexus next-gen VSOC platform integrates with our in-vehicle VSOC sensor to proactively identify emerging threat vectors before they become widely known, akin to hunting for patient zero. By providing contextualized automotive threat intelligence into the attack path, it enables the VSOC team to confidently trace the origin of an attack, identify affected areas, and discern the ultimate target. This clear vision allows the VSOC team to confidently implement proactive measures, significantly expanding opportunities for risk remediation. Learn More
Rapid Response
Stay Ahead With Contextualized Threat Intelligence
Our xNexus next-gen VSOC platform, powered by our award-winning contextualized automotive threat intelligence, provides real-time monitoring of vehicle cybersecurity events around the globe. With one click, the VSOC team can gain quick insights into real-world incidents, assessing proximity to severe attacks. The VSOC team can access detailed information on important factors such as tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) inspired by Auto-ISAC Automotive Threat Matrix or MITRE ATT&CK® for comprehensive automotive cybersecurity insights.
Precise Detection
Cut Through the Noise With Our Unique Context Correlation
Unlike today's VSOC platforms that heavily rely on pattern matching or AI-powered anomaly detections only, our xNexus next-gen VSOC platform can precisely filter out false alerts with our unique context correlation. Combining AI-powered detections with our contextualized automotive threat intelligence empowers xNexus to detect clearly malicious attacks rather than suspicious anomalies, effectively reducing the burden of chasing inexplicable false alarms. Learn More
GenAI-Powered Insights
Unleash Unmatched Efficiency in Daily Operations
Our xNexus AI-native VSOC platform combines human-led investigation and machine-assisted analysis across day-to-day activities such as alert assessment, threat intelligence curation, and report generation. Learn More
More Product Features
- No scalability issues: Seamlessly scale from agentless to agent, supporting long vehicle life cycles with a cost-effective structure.
- Data normalization. We assist in accurately normalizing data formats from data lake to VSOC, saving you valuable time.
- Seamless integration. Easily integrate with third-party sensors, IDS/IPSs, VMSs, and SIEMs to preserve your existing workflows.
- Risk detection and management. xNexus can detect network risks, anomalies, incidents, publicly known and zero-day vulnerabilities, and attack techniques. Read Use Case
- Essential data pinpointing. We precisely identify the data that you need to save you from making unnecessary data requests and engaging in time-consuming back-and-forth communications.
- Closed-loop cyber risk management. xNexus seamlessly integrates with Block Harbor to proactively improve product quality and accelerate threat investigation. Read Solution Brief
- Readiness for risks in software-defined vehicles (SDVs). xNexus provides full visibility from cloud to vehicle, cloud to cloud, APIs, and vehicle to service app.
Ryota Kawano
VicOne's industry-leading AI and curated automotive threat intelligence deliver the insights we need: accurate and actionable. With exclusive threat insights, the xNexus VSOC platform empowers us to identify unknown risks early.
VicOne as a provider of solutions that analyze data collected from ECUs in the cloud to flag anomalous behavior, enabling remote cybersecurity monitoring of connected vehicles, was mentioned by Gartner® in the report “Life Cycle Management of Software-Defined Vehicles: Step 1 — Software Bill of Materials.”
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