Process Tree & Command-line
Full process lineage with raw and parsed command lines.
An XDR that unifies all telemetry from endpoint to network on a single platform. It runs entirely on-premise; your data never leaves your organization's boundaries.
What Is XDR?
XDR (Extended Detection & Response) unifies endpoint, network, and log telemetry on a single platform, correlates events, and responds to threats automatically — making the attack chain that isolated tools miss visible as a whole.
Problem
Modern attacks don't stay within a single layer. Fragmented tools can't see the whole picture; you need to build your critical infrastructure defense within your own boundaries.
Multi-layered attack chain
A threat moves between the endpoint and the network; a single-layer view falls short.
External dependency risk
Cloud-dependent tools move data and control beyond the organization's boundaries.
KVKK compliance obligation
Personal and critical data must be protected within the organization's boundaries in line with regulations.
KVKK & Compliance
CyberMe XDR runs entirely on-premise and air-gapped; all telemetry from endpoint to network is processed within your own infrastructure. Every operation, including anomaly detection and behavioral analysis, happens on your infrastructure — no data ever leaves. KVKK and regulatory requirements are fully met on-site.
On-premise & air-gapped
Your data and models stay within your organization's boundaries.
KVKK & regulatory compliance
Personal and critical data is protected on-site, in line with regulations.
Data sovereignty
All processing and data management stay entirely within the organization.
Capabilities
Signals from every layer gain meaning on a single correlation engine. An integrated event chain instead of isolated alerts.
Full process lineage with raw and parsed command lines.
Detection of script blocks, encoded commands, and living-off-the-land techniques.
Monitoring of rare domain communication, DGA pattern detection, and anomalous network behavior via a passive sensor.
Analyzes encrypted TLS sessions without the need for content inspection.
Scattered events are linked into a single attack chain.
Terminate suspicious processes, isolate endpoints, and quarantine files. One-click remote response.
Correlation
Hundreds of scattered signals from endpoint, network, and logs are correlated into a clear attack picture an analyst can grasp at a glance.
Event collection
Raw signals are gathered into a single pool.
OCSF normalization
Different formats are brought into a common schema.
Relationship graph
Linked across asset, user, and time axes.
Kill chain
The steps fall into place along the attack chain.
Roadmap
A new layer every quarter. Coverage that begins at the endpoint extends to databases, email, and DLP.
2025 Q3
EDR
2025 Q4
Network + Correlation
2026 Q1
Threat Intelligence
2026 Q2
Digital Forensics
2026 Q3
On-premise AI
2026 Q4
Identity & AD
2027 Q1+
Database · Email · DLP
Contact
Let's design a suitable demo process by looking together at your threat visibility scope, your current infrastructure, and your compliance requirements.