Nessar, Stellar Cyber và Viettel IDC have brought Viettel Virtual SOC - an automated security monitoring platform that can automate up to 90% of security operations for organizations and enterprises in Vietnam
HN – Nessar Vietnam, Stellar Cyber, and Viettel IDC have introduced the Viettel Virtual SOC (Security Operation Center), a comprehensive automated information security monitoring and response service that is up to 90% automated. It is built on the Open XDR platform of Stellar Cyber – the most advanced trend at present.
Nessar Vietnam and Stellar Cyber are pleased to share that the Open XDR solution has now served over 5000 customers across multiple industries globally, including businesses, banks, securities firms, educational institutions, factories, power plants, and more. Some of these customers include Fujisoft, Lotte Card, United Bank for Africa, University of Zurich, Denso, Telecom Malaysia, Korea Airport Corporation, and more than 200 leading Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) such as Cyflare, InSoc, SOC logix, EY, TerraLogic, Cyber74, HighwireNetwork, among others.
In Vietnam, Viettel IDC – a leading provider of Data Center & Cloud Computing services and a pioneer in new solutions and technologies for digital society, also utilizes the Open XDR solution for its Viettel Virtual SOC (Security Operation Center) – a comprehensive information security monitoring and response service.
The product, which automates up to 90%, is built on the Open XDR platform – the latest advanced trend, with superior features, including:
- Integrated multiple cybersecurity tools on the same platform, managed through a single interface.
- Suitable for deployment according to various models, supporting multi-cloud environments.
- Leveraging AI/Machine Learning to automate data collection, analysis, and risk assessment related to cybersecurity threats.
- Flexible service packages designed to accommodate diverse business models.
The Open XDR platform is equipped with numerous cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI) for anomaly detection and improved accuracy of alerts; machine learning-based intrusion detection; next-generation IDS/APT malware sandbox for combating targeted attacks (APT) or unknown attacks (zero-day); NTA for network data analysis; next-generation SIEM for managing new-generation security events; UBA for user behavior analysis; SOAR for automating incident response coordination; threat intelligence as a solution for cyber threat intelligence; incident management for creating tickets and assigning them to operators for processing; multi-tenant architecture for separating and managing security data according to management requirements; and asset analytics for analyzing the risks of IT assets.
