ICP Miami's endpoints across three countries had no unified threat detection. INS deployed XDR across every device and connected it to the INS SOC — behavioral threats are now detected and isolated in minutes, around the clock.
100%
Endpoint Coverage
24/7
INS SOC Monitoring
Minutes
Isolation Response Time
3
Time Zones Covered
Client
ICP Miami
Industry
Heavy Equipment Parts & Machinery
Locations
Miami HQ · Panama · Latin America
Technology
XDR · Behavioral Detection · Automated Isolation
Services
XDR Deployment · SOC Monitoring · Incident Response · Threat Hunting
ICP Miami's endpoints — laptops, desktops, and servers across Miami, Panama, and Latin America — were protected only by basic antivirus software. Traditional signature-based AV is ineffective against modern threats: fileless malware, living-off-the-land attacks, and behavioral exploits that never touch disk all bypass signature detection entirely.
With no SOC monitoring and no automated response capability, a compromised endpoint in Panama could sit undetected for days while an attacker moved laterally through the network. ICP Miami's leadership understood the risk — a supply chain distributor handling sensitive supplier contracts and financial data is a high-value target — but had no visibility into what was actually happening on their endpoints.
INS deployed XDR agents across every endpoint at all three ICP Miami locations — laptops, desktops, and servers. XDR goes beyond signature-based detection: it monitors process behavior, memory activity, network connections, and file system changes in real time, correlating signals across the entire endpoint estate to identify threats that traditional AV misses.
All XDR telemetry feeds into the INS SOC, which monitors ICP Miami's environment 24/7. When the XDR engine detects a behavioral anomaly — an unusual process spawning a shell, a script attempting to disable security tools, or lateral movement patterns — the SOC analyst reviews the alert and can trigger automated isolation of the affected endpoint within minutes, before the threat can spread.
Automated isolation is a key capability: when a high-confidence threat is detected, the XDR platform can sever the endpoint's network access automatically — without waiting for a human to act. This is critical for ICP Miami's Panama and Latin America offices, where the time zone difference means a threat detected at 2 AM Miami time would otherwise go unresponded until business hours.
100% Endpoint Coverage
Every device at all three locations — Miami, Panama, and Latin America — is now protected by XDR behavioral detection.
Isolation in Minutes
Automated isolation means a compromised endpoint is severed from the network in minutes — not hours or days. Lateral movement is stopped before it starts.
24/7 SOC Coverage
The INS SOC monitors ICP Miami's XDR telemetry around the clock, across all three time zones. No threat goes unreviewed.
Behavioral Detection
Fileless malware, living-off-the-land attacks, and behavioral exploits that bypass signature AV are now detected and responded to in real time.
English
INS deployed XDR across all ICP Miami endpoints and connected it to the INS SOC — behavioral threats are detected and isolated in minutes, 24/7 across three time zones.
Español
INS desplegó XDR en todos los endpoints de ICP Miami y lo conectó al SOC de INS — las amenazas conductuales se detectan y aíslan en minutos, 24/7 en tres zonas horarias.
Português
A INS implantou XDR em todos os endpoints da ICP Miami e conectou ao SOC da INS — ameaças comportamentais são detectadas e isoladas em minutos, 24/7 em três fusos horários.
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