SOC Analyst at a educational organization with 501-1,000 employees
Real User
Top 20
Apr 14, 2025
I use Cisco XDR because I'm a SOC analyst. It's something I use every single day. The majority of my work has been in Cisco XDR looking through incidents, reading reports that it gives, and making automations.
We are integrators, and we also resell Cisco XDR ( /products/cisco-xdr-reviews ). Global customers are the primary users of Cisco XDR ( /products/cisco-xdr-reviews ), while local customers often don't request it. For global customers, they directly request Cisco XDR ( /categories/extended-detection-and-response-xdr ) and share all the part codes with us.
Network Security Specialist at a government with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 5
Feb 18, 2025
We have four thousand endpoints, and I have installed XDR on these endpoints. They are integrated with Cisco Firepower Threat Defense. XDR can also integrate with Cisco Meraki solutions. Any issue in a PC will send a message to Meraki, the Firewall, and email security systems, ensuring that a PC will be isolated from the network if necessary.
Cisco XDR delivers an advanced threat detection and response experience through integration with Cisco's security suite, offering enhanced visibility, intelligence, and automation for network protection and system evaluations.Cisco XDR integrates with Cisco Meraki and Splunk, excelling in threat intelligence and zero-day attack detection. Its automated response features provide crucial support in managing extensive networks, while the comprehensive log management facilitates detailed...
As a security consultant, I use multiple SIEM and XDR solutions, so cumulatively, I can say I have used Cisco XDR for around one year.
My primary use case for Cisco XDR is log review from devices, and then doing analytics for quicker responses in the future to security incidents.
We use Cisco XDR for our network devices and data centers, as we are an internet provider. We deliver the internet to customers.
We are a small ISP, and it mainly use it just basically for routing and insights into wherever our traffic goes through.
I use Cisco XDR because I'm a SOC analyst. It's something I use every single day. The majority of my work has been in Cisco XDR looking through incidents, reading reports that it gives, and making automations.
We are integrators, and we also resell Cisco XDR ( /products/cisco-xdr-reviews ). Global customers are the primary users of Cisco XDR ( /products/cisco-xdr-reviews ), while local customers often don't request it. For global customers, they directly request Cisco XDR ( /categories/extended-detection-and-response-xdr ) and share all the part codes with us.
We have four thousand endpoints, and I have installed XDR on these endpoints. They are integrated with Cisco Firepower Threat Defense. XDR can also integrate with Cisco Meraki solutions. Any issue in a PC will send a message to Meraki, the Firewall, and email security systems, ensuring that a PC will be isolated from the network if necessary.