An enterprise cybersecurity vendor offering endpoint protection, XDR, and cloud security. Its Trend Vision One platform unifies detection and response across endpoints, email, network, and cloud into a single console.

Trend Micro is an enterprise cybersecurity vendor with a broad portfolio covering endpoint protection, XDR, cloud security, network defense, and email security. Its Trend Vision One platform is designed to unify these capabilities under a single management console, ingesting telemetry from Trend Micro's own sensors across endpoints, email, network, and cloud workloads and correlating it to detect multi-stage attacks that span multiple vectors. Vision One's detection engine applies AI and behavioral analysis to generate high-confidence detections, and its response capabilities allow analysts to take action across multiple layers of the environment from a single interface. Trend Micro's global threat research team tracks emerging threats and supplies real-time intelligence updates that continuously improve detection accuracy across the platform.
Qevlar integrates with Trend Micro to retrieve endpoint and XDR alerts during automated investigations. When Vision One detects a multi-stage attack pattern, Qevlar can correlate the endpoint and network signals with identity and cloud data from other integrated sources to build a complete picture of the threat and determine the appropriate response.
Trend Micro is an enterprise cybersecurity vendor whose Trend Vision One platform unifies endpoint protection, XDR and cloud security, correlating telemetry across endpoints, email, network and cloud to detect multi-stage attacks.
Qevlar can retrieve Trend Micro endpoint and XDR alerts and investigate them automatically, correlating endpoint and network signals with identity and cloud data from other connected sources to build a complete picture of the threat.
Yes. When Vision One detects a multi-stage attack, Qevlar gathers the cross-vector context and reaches an evidence-backed verdict before an analyst opens the case.
Yes. By establishing the full scope of an attack across sources, Qevlar gives analysts the context they need to act decisively.