Sneak peek · unreleased

A security centre that can be explained afterwards.

XDRagon Monitor will be a modern, AI-assisted XDR platform for businesses without a security team of their own. It is being built to watch the network around the clock, detect threats automatically, classify them by MITRE ATT&CK and write a daily security briefing in language you don’t need to be a security expert to understand.

AI use is to be visible and checkable: the system documents what it saw, what it concluded and the evidence behind it. Built to stand up to an auditor – not only to a demo.

The images and features on this page are a sneak peek from development. Numbers, scores and incidents are example data, and details may change before release.

A sleeping obsidian dragon just opening one glowing eye.

Sneak peek

A look at the screen.

Three screenshots from the current development build.

Dashboard – screenshot from XDRagon Monitor (sneak peek) — Dashboard · example data · click to enlarge

Daily AI briefing – screenshot from XDRagon Monitor (sneak peek) — Daily AI briefing · example data · click to enlarge

MITRE ATT&CK coverage – screenshot from XDRagon Monitor (sneak peek) — MITRE ATT&CK coverage · example data · click to enlarge

What it will do

Features in development.

24/7 network monitoring

Sensors on the network and endpoints collect events in one place – without data leaving the building.

Automatic threat detection

Several independent detectors – machine learning, statistics and known patterns – work together, and the AI explains what it saw.

MITRE ATT&CK classification

Every incident is mapped to tactic and technique, so coverage can be seen on one matrix.

Daily security briefing

A short, human-readable status every morning – what happened, what it means and what should be done.

NIS2 foundation

Incident detection and logging with timestamps, a NIS2 Article 23 report assistant and compliance scoring. A head start – not a replacement for legal advice.

Threat intelligence

Enrichment from several well-known external sources with a local cache, so you learn more about who is knocking.

Get notified

Be there when the dragon wakes.

Leave your email and you will get one message when the first release is ready. The project will get its own website in time.

Open source – Apache License 2.0

XDRagon Monitor will be released under a permissive licence that gives full freedom to use, modify and redistribute the code, commercially too. Forks are welcome; Wi24rd maintains upstream.

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