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Automatically find and stop 99% of threats with 100x less manual effort


ARIA Advanced Detection and Response (ADR) is an automated AI SOC solution purpose-built with the capabilities of seven security tools — including SIEMs, IDS/IPSs, EDRs, Threat Intel tools, NTAs, UEBAs, and SOARs. With this single, comprehensive solution organizations will no longer have to settle for limited threat surface coverage or struggle to integrate and maintain disparate tools at substantial cost and little return.

ARIA ADR’s machine learning-powered threat models, guided by AI, can find and stop the most harmful network-borne threats such as ransomware, malware, intrusions, zero-day attacks, APTs and more—in just minutes. This is a powerful advantage over most traditional security operations approaches that surface more noise than threats and require highly-trained security operations staff.

There is also a cloud-based version of ARIA ADR which is a great entry level option for organizations

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Infrastructure at a glance

The ARIA ADR Main dashboard gives a quick overview of the security posture of the infrastructure that it is protecting. You can quickly see analytics related to the number of open critical or major alerts, the total number of IP addresses that are being protected, the total number of external hosts being communicated with, any blacklisted sites that have been accessed, as well as a number of other important metrics.

Alert Reporting Delivered Directly to Your Inbox

The ever-increasing volumes of data, video streaming, and high throughput for servers and storage solutions are testing bandwidth and data density speeds. ARIA Cybersecurity Solutions are purpose built to move the data on and off servers and network storage faster, at lower power, and with greater reliability.

The platform also provides immediate real time alert notification delivered to mailboxes of your choice. A high-level description of the alert including threat type and assets involved is provided.

Focus on the Most Critical Alerts

Alerts are presented in order of criticality and in easy to understand language to quickly prioritize and focus investigation efforts. Underlying indicators of compromise, correlated by AI, are a click away as you drill down into the alert.

At-a-glance Cybersecurity Health

With the easy-to-read ARIA ADR dashboard providing metrics and trends related to their overall security posture including a summary of total alerts by status and severity, top hosts and users associated with alerts and 6 month trend information among other analytics.

Meet Industry Compliance Requirements

Following the NIST framework ARIA ADR provides auditable compliance reporting to demonstrate adherence to HIPPA, PCI and other regulations. Compliance reporting is aided by the ARIA ADR platform’s automatic matching and reporting of host, user and alerts to appropriate sections in compliance requirements and easily exporting this information for your use.

ARIA ADR Benefits

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Find All Attacks, Faster
Verify the threats and attacks that other security tools typically miss. ARIA ADR automatically identifies threats in near real-time while they are still early in the kill chain—before they can inflict significant harm.


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True Alerts
ARIA ADR surfaces only validated, actionable threat alerts. It uses powerful AI capabilities to significantly reduce noise and serve up only validated and actionable threat alerts.


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Stop the Most Damaging Attacks, Automatically
ARIA ADR finds and stops ransomware, malware, intrusions, brute force attacks, compromised credentials, insider threats, APTs, exploits, exfiltrations, and DDoS attacks.


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Protect any Environment
ARIA ADR covers all of your environment using a network-attached platform to protect – on-premises systems, IoT devices, and cloud-based systems. It also enforces connectivity policies.


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Simplify Operations
ARIA ADR can be customized to meet any organization’s environment and operated anywhere, even remotely and with as little as a part-time resource with or without cybersecurity expertise.


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Effective Foundation for MDR Services
ARIA ADR provides the ideal platform on which to offer cost-effective managed detection and response services.


Maximize the ROI of Your Threat Detection and Response Solution

ARIA ADR gives you a “SOC in a box” that costs 90% less, requires 1/100 manpower and is 100x faster.

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  • Multiple technologies deployed in one application that provide the most thorough threat detection.
  • Deep visibility into network traffic to detect threats missed by traditional means.
  • Identification of attacks as they land and spread before harm is significant.
  • Protection of their IoT environments. • Precise containment based on threat conversation, leaving critical devices or applications online.

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Each ARIA ADR solution is highly-configurable and built to customer specification. Please consult with one of our cybersecurity experts to design the optimal solution for your environment – GetSmarterSecurity@ariacybersecurity.com

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Our solutions protect and secure high-value, critical data such as PII/PHI in any environment.

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ADR Overview

See how ARIA ADR finds and stops all forms of cyber attacks.

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FAQs

What is advanced detection and response? ›

AD&R is a rapid evolution of traditional detection and response measures hugely challenged by quickly changing attackers' techniques, the growing threat from APTs to the public but also private sectors.

What is advanced threat detection? ›

Advanced threat detection (ATD) appliances are used as an extra security approach to examine all communications that standard layers of security controls have allowed to pass.

What is threat detection and response in cyber security? ›

Threat Detection and Response (TDR) refers to the combined practices of identifying, analyzing, and responding to cyber threats in real-time. The goal of TDR is to detect malicious activities early and respond swiftly to minimize potential damage, using tools like SIEM, EDR, and network traffic analysis.

What is advanced threat protection in cyber security? ›

Advanced threat protection (ATP) is a subset of security solutions built to defend sensitive data against complex cyberattacks, including malware, phishing campaigns, and more.

What is advanced EDR? ›

Advanced EDR automates threat management. EDR removes or contains suspicious activity, improves threat investigations, and speeds response times. FortiEDR supports a wide range of workstations, servers, and virtual machines, including legacy operating systems.

What is the difference between EDR and XDR security? ›

Some of the primary differences between EDR and XDR include: Focus: EDR is focused on protecting the endpoint, providing in-depth visibility and threat prevention for a particular device. XDR takes a wider view, integrating security across endpoints, cloud computing, email, and other solutions.

What is an advanced cyber threat? ›

An advanced persistent threat (APT) is a broad term used to describe an attack campaign in which an intruder, or team of intruders, establishes an illicit, long-term presence on a network in order to mine highly sensitive data.

What is advanced threat protection called now? ›

Defender for Endpoint was previously known as Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection but was rebranded in 2019 along with other products under the Defender brand.

What are the three 3 pillars of effective threat detection? ›

Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability, often referred to as the CIA triad (has nothing to do with the Central Intelligence Agency!), are basic but foundational principles to maintaining robust security in a given environment.

What is the difference between detection and response and SOC? ›

MDR offers a 24/7, expert-driven approach to actively monitor, detect, and respond to threats. In contrast, SOC services operate as the heart of an organization's security, using a blend of technology, processes, and personnel to oversee security operations on a broad scale.

What are threat detection tools? ›

Threat detection products analyze traffic patterns, system logs, suspicious files, access attempts and other data for anomalous patterns and behaviors.

What are the different types of detection and response? ›

With modern threat detection and response systems, the line between detection and prevention is blurred, with systems like NDR, EDR, and XDR performing both capabilities in addition to providing greater visibility, more advanced response automation, analytics, and threat hunting tools.

What are three main solutions areas for advanced threat? ›

There are three primary goals of advanced threat protection: early detection (detecting potential threats before they have the opportunity to access critical data or breach systems), adequate protection (the ability to defend against detected threats swiftly), and response (the ability to mitigate threats and respond ...

How do you implement advanced threat protection? ›

Best Practices for Implementing Advanced Threat Protection

Organizations should start by assessing their risk profile and identifying the most critical assets that require protection. This includes considering the types of data being stored, the level of access required to that data, and potential attack vectors.

What are the four 4 types of security threats? ›

Cyber threats can be classified into four main categories: malware attacks, social engineering, unauthorized access, and malicious software.

What is EDR and how it is different from antivirus? ›

While EDR offers real-time, around-the-clock monitoring and responds to known and emerging threats, traditional antivirus primarily focuses on known threats, preventing, detecting, and removing malicious software like viruses, worms, and trojans.

What does network detection and response do? ›

About NDR. Network detection and response refers to products that apply network behavioral analytics to network traffic data to identify abnormal behaviors, according to Gartner. These products analyze network packets or traffic metadata between internal networks (east-west) and public networks (north-south).

What is the difference between EDR and SOC? ›

The SOC as a Service is more flexible and adaptive than a Managed EDR, which makes it a better option for MSSPs that support a range of infrastructure types. This level of customisation is essential because each customer has a unique set of equipment. There are SOC solutions that are cloud-based.

What is ACLS in software security? ›

An access control list (ACL) is made up of rules that either allow access to a computer environment or deny it. In a way, an access control list is like a guest list at an exclusive club. Only those on the list are allowed in the doors.

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