One Cyberdefense Operating System across the technologies you already run.
cor.xyz is a cyberdefense operating system that connects the security technologies you already use into one coherent operating model.It brings together telemetry, context, workflows, AI agents and human expertise to correlate activity across technologies, coordinate response and turn fragmented signals into one security storyline.Governed agents investigate, recommend and execute approved actions within your policies, with human judgment and authorization where required.
Runs on-premises, in the cloud or both. No rip-and-replace.
- A tool you already run
- cor.xyz, connected across it
- Detection awaiting a decision
The work between the tools
is where cyberdefense happens.
Security teams must retrieve evidence across different systems, connect related activity, determine what matters and coordinate the right response. Adding another security product does not solve that operating problem—it often adds another system to navigate. cor.xyz turns repeatable cyberdefense work into governed software workflows that retrieve evidence, correlate activity, apply context and execute approved actions consistently across connected technologies.
Retrieve the evidence.
From every connected tool, as soon as a detection fires.
Connect what's related.
Across endpoint, identity, cloud, network, email and SaaS.
Decide what matters.
Against your assets, identities and history, not in isolation.
Coordinate the response.
Across native and third-party controls, under your policy.
cor.xconnect and augment
Technology-agnostic by design.
Every technology connected. Every signal given context.
cor.x connects the security technologies already operating across your environment—on-premises, in the cloud or hybrid—through the Coordinates integration catalog. Each integration brings telemetry, context and available controls into one cyberdefense operating model, governed by the interfaces, permissions and scope agreed with you.
Once connected, cor.xyz does more than collect signals. It enriches and correlates activity across technologies using your Client Security Data Model—linking alerts to the relevant assets, identities, privileges, vulnerabilities, history and surrounding activity.
Specialized agents continuously investigate, correlate and develop context, while humans provide judgment, authorization and governance where required.
Connected security sources.
SIEM, EDR, NDR, identity, cloud, email, vulnerability, digital-risk and other supported technologies from the Coordinates integration catalog.
Normalized for cross-technology analysis.
Telemetry from different technologies is normalized and related so signals can be analyzed together rather than in isolation.
Your context, not a generic one.
Signals are enriched through your Client Security Data Model with assets, identities, privileges, vulnerabilities, historical activity, incidents and response context.
Analytics grounded in your environment.
Baseline deviation, behavioral analysis, similarity analysis and other analytics are applied using the context of your own security environment.
Mapped to established security frameworks.
Where applicable, detections and attack activity are mapped to frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK to support investigation, coverage analysis and reporting.
cor.yrespond
Governed action, at the speed the situation requires.
From detection to action, inside your policy.
cor.y turns validated security findings into governed response. Depending on the client’s policy and the nature of the threat, actions may be executed automatically, require human authorization, be delegated to Coordinates, or remain prohibited.
Across connected technologies, cor.xyz can initiate and execute approved actions such as blocking indicators, isolating assets, revoking sessions, disabling accounts or triggering downstream workflows.
Every material action is governed by scope, permissions and policy, with the supporting evidence, approvals, actions and outcomes recorded for auditability. Human judgment remains in the loop wherever business context, material impact or explicit authorization is required.
Executed when authorized.
Block, isolate, revoke, disable or trigger downstream workflows according to approved response policy.
Across connected controls.
Response can be coordinated across supported native and third-party technologies rather than remaining inside a single product.
Governed and traceable.
Relevant evidence, approvals, actions, changes and outcomes are recorded throughout the response process.
Audit-ready decision history.
Response activity retains the supporting evidence, policy applied, authorization given and outcome recorded for review and audit.
cor.zstoryline
Understand the full context.
See the story behind the signal.
cor.z connects related activity across technologies, identities, assets and time to build one coherent security storyline. Instead of treating each alert as an isolated event, it shows what happened before, what followed, what is connected and how the activity may be developing.
The storyline is continuously enriched with the client’s own security context, including assets, identities, vulnerabilities, history and response actions, helping analysts and agents understand not only what happened, but how it fits together and what matters next.
Event correlation and chaining
Related activity across technologies and time is connected into one coherent incident storyline.
Attack path, made visible.
The storyline shows how activity developed, what it touched and how events relate, helping your team understand the likely path rather than react to isolated alerts.
One evidence-backed record.
Analysts, executives and authorized stakeholders can work from the same incident history, with supporting evidence, actions and audit trail attached.
Every outcome can improve the operation.
Validated incident findings feed detection engineering, tuning, playbooks and response improvements back into the cyberdefense environment.
From noise to narrative.
Raw telemetry becomes a contained incident with no queue and no shift handover in between.
Ingest.cor.x SIEM, EDR, NDR, identity, cloud, email and digital-risk sources, from any vendor.
Normalize and augment.cor.x One schema, one stream, enriched with your client security data model and correlated.
Adjudicate.cor.y Agents score and de-duplicate signals, join related ones into incidents and decide what matters.
Contain.cor.y Block, isolate, revoke: executed across native and third-party controls under your policy.
Narrate.cor.z One storyline, with evidence and an audit trail, that your board and your regulator can both read.
Illustrative flow. In practice, each step follows your connected sources and your response policy.
What sits at the center of the operating model.
Security platforms are increasingly adding agents and automation. The important distinction is not whether they can integrate third-party technologies. It is what the operating model is designed around: a vendor ecosystem, or the client’s environment.
| Aspect | Vendor-centered operating model | Client-centered operating model — cor.xyz |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Primarily centered on one vendor ecosystem | Across the client’s connected security environment |
| Context | Anchored mainly to the vendor’s own products and telemetry | A persistent Client Security Data Model across connected technologies |
| Detection logic | Developed primarily within vendor-native controls | Engineered across connected technologies and informed by client context and operating outcomes |
| Automation | Native automation within the vendor ecosystem, with integrations beyond it | Cross-technology orchestration and governed execution |
| Visibility | Multiple product views and operating surfaces | Unified visibility, workflows and security storyline |
| Your existing tools | Often optimized around the vendor’s own stack | Kept, integrated and augmented |
Vendor platforms may also support third-party integrations. The distinction is what the operating model is centered on—not whether integration is possible.
Built for the estate you have.
cor.xyz is designed to work across the security technologies already in your environment. Supported technologies from the Coordinates integration catalog are connected into the same cyberdefense operating model, where their telemetry, context and available controls can be used together. As technologies change, the operating model does not have to change with them. New platforms can be integrated while the Client Security Data Model, workflows, operating history and wider cyberdefense context remain with cor.xyz.
No rip-and-replace. No artificial vendor lock-in. Vendor names identify compatibility only and imply no partnership or endorsement.
More capabilities. One operating system.
corIQ.
Conversational access to your own cyberdefense context, evidence, incidents, assets, identities and history.
Explore corIQAnalytics & Insights.
Continuous findings and analysis across assets, identities, vulnerabilities, detections, telemetry, endpoints and security initiatives.
Explore Analytics & InsightsThreat Advisories.
Emerging threats and vulnerabilities, matched against the software and assets in your own environment.
Explore Threat AdvisoriesAsset & Identity Discovery.
Discover and classify unknown assets, users, administrators and service accounts using the telemetry already available across your environment.
Explore DiscoverycorEQ.
Evidence-backed cybersecurity maturity assessment combining security controls, telemetry, initiatives and remediation status.
Explore corEQDashboard & Control.
Structured visibility and control across assets, findings, incidents and storylines, approvals, actions and audit history.
Explore Dashboard & ControlMobile Access.
Incidents, storylines, evidence and approval requests for authorized security leaders, in the cor.one app.
Explore Mobile Access
Walk through cor.xyz with the people who operate it.
In a briefing we take the platform through your tools, your residency requirements and your response policy.