Cyberuptive

Managed Trellix XDR

Managed Trellix XDR, run by a SOC built on it.

You bought Trellix Helix, EDR, and ePO. Getting value from them takes people watching 24/7, tuning detections, and knowing the platform well. Our SOC runs on Trellix, and Trellix has published how we use it.

What's included

  • 24/7 monitoring and triage of Trellix Helix and XDR alerts by our US-based SOC.
  • Detection engineering: tuning, custom rules, and suppression so your analysts and ours aren't buried.
  • Threat hunting across endpoint, email, network, and cloud data in Helix.
  • Active response under rules you approve: isolate hosts, kill processes, quarantine files, disable accounts.
  • ePO and agent management: policy hygiene, coverage gaps, version drift, and exclusions that shouldn't be there.
  • DLP Endpoint tuning so policies catch what matters without blocking the business.
  • Reporting and evidence for CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2.

Why us for Trellix

We didn't add Trellix to a service catalog. We built our SOC on it. Trellix's customer story describes our US-based SOC, our own parsing team, and our use of Trellix Helix, EDR, ePolicy Orchestrator, DLP Endpoint, and Insights (Trellix). AWS has also featured how we use Trellix XDR to "actively hunt threats, correlate logs with threat intel, and triage findings using generative AI" (AWS Partner Success).

That matters in practice. Parsing a new log source, writing a correlation rule, or tracing why an ePO policy didn't apply is routine work for us, not a support ticket.

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Get a Trellix deployment health check

We review agent coverage, ePO policy, Helix data sources, and detection content, then show you what's installed but not actually protecting anything.

Trellix for CMMC environments

Your XDR platform and whoever operates it are in CMMC scope. Logs are Security Protection Data, so the service that collects and analyzes them is assessed as a Security Protection Asset against the Level 2 requirements relevant to what it does (32 CFR 170.19). For CMMC-scoped clients, our analysts are US persons working from a segregated US SOC, and we provide a customer responsibility matrix for your SSP.

A well-run XDR also closes several of the highest-value SPRS gaps at once: audit logging, log correlation, attack monitoring, malicious code protection, and incident handling. See how to raise your SPRS score during the Phase 2 pause.

Comparing platforms?

If you're deciding whether to stay on Trellix, we've written up the trade-offs honestly:

Managed Trellix is usually delivered as part of our SOC as a Service or managed detection and response engagement, with AWS coverage through managed AWS security and incident support through our incident response retainer.

Frequently asked questions

Is Cyberuptive a Trellix partner?

Yes. Cyberuptive is a Trellix delivery partner, and Trellix has published a customer story on how Cyberuptive runs its US-based SOC on Trellix.

Which Trellix products do you manage?

Trellix Helix, Trellix XDR, Trellix EDR, Trellix ePolicy Orchestrator, Trellix DLP Endpoint, and Trellix Insights, the same set Trellix lists in its Cyberuptive customer story.

Do we have to buy licenses through you?

No. We can manage licenses you already own, or supply them as part of the service. Either way, the tenant stays yours.

Can you manage Trellix alongside other tools?

Yes. Helix ingests data from many third-party sources, and we also support CrowdStrike Falcon, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and Palo Alto Cortex XDR if parts of your estate run on them.

Is managed Trellix suitable for CMMC environments?

Yes, if it's scoped properly. The Trellix platform and our SOC are Security Protection Assets in your CMMC scope. For CMMC-scoped clients, our US-persons analysts operate from a segregated US SOC, and we provide a customer responsibility matrix for your SSP.

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