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Mobile SOC

Mobile visibility into security operations. The Mobile SOC app lets leaders and analysts review incident and alert information away from their desks.

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Incidents in the mobile SOC

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Incidents in the mobile SOC
Incidents in the mobile SOC

Mobile SOC groups incidents by severity. The mobile overview helps analysts choose cases requiring attention.

Mobile SOC · MDR incident access

Review an alert on mobile and route a response action

The Mobile SOC app gives users with an existing Xcitium MDR license mobile incident alerts, dashboards, and triage actions.

01

Receive an incident alert

A CISO, SOC manager, or MSP user receives a mobile notification about a critical event and opens the MDR view associated with their account.

Mobile workflow result: A mobile notification linked to an incident

02

Review the context

The user checks endpoint, incident, and KPI dashboards, logs, and threat intelligence to understand the event.

Mobile workflow result: Incident context and visible activity

03

Choose a triage action

The app offers one-tap incident approval, escalation, or resolution; the choice should follow the user’s role and permissions.

Mobile workflow result: Selected triage and response action

04

Keep oversight

A leader can view reports from a phone, follow response actions, and check operational indicators.

Mobile workflow result: Mobile incident and report follow-up

Mobile incident review and response
SSO accountExisting MDR license
Mobile access
Critical alertIncident detail
Incident detailLogs and intelligence
Available actionsApproveEscalateResolve
Reports and oversightMDR dashboard

Mobile workflow result

An MDR user can move from alert to incident context and an authorized response choice through mobile access.

Capabilities

Capabilities with a specific purpose

01

Scope

The Mobile SOC app gives security leaders and analysts access to incident and alert information away from a desk.

02

Workflow

A user reviews incident information and available SOC actions in the app according to account role and permissions.

03

Output and handoff

Mobile access supports timely SOC review; full investigation and recordkeeping remain in the configured SOC workflow.

04

Responsibility boundary

Use the app for alerts, context and initial triage; use the configured SOC workflow for deeper investigation and incident records.

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Service role and adjacent approach

ConsiderationMobile SOCManaged SIEM console
Primary focusMDR alerts and incident visibility away from a desk.Central log analytics and alert management.
WorkflowOpen an alert, assess context and choose an authorized action.Ingest logs, investigate alerts and open tickets.
Output and handoffInitial triage and context for continued SOC investigation.Full analyst notes, search and reporting workflow.

Before you start

Validate mobile access and permissions

Validate supported devices, app distribution, MFA/SSO, push privacy, role-based visibility and revocation for a lost device.

  1. 01

    Which alert and incident fields appear in the mobile app?

  2. 02

    Which response actions are enabled by role and tenant?

  3. 03

    How is mobile access secured and revoked?

Evidence for your evaluation

Mobile SOC app and MDR access

Read about mobile alerts, dashboards, triage and access with an existing MDR license.

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In practice

Incident review away from the desk

A SOC manager receives an after-hours alert away from a desk and needs incident context, dashboard visibility and a way to triage. Mobile SOC provides mobile access to MDR information and operations subject to account configuration.

What your team gains

  1. 01

    Mobile incident and alert visibility

  2. 02

    Role-based triage and escalation access

  3. 03

    Executive view of dashboards and KPIs

Before you decide

Questions, answered

Who benefits from Mobile SOC?

Security leaders and analysts with an existing Xcitium MDR license can review incidents and alerts away from a desk. Xcitium hosts the app; no additional servers or agents are required for the app itself.

What information can a mobile user view?

Review alerts, incident context, dashboards, logs and KPIs. Mobile access uses SSO and encryption; available actions follow account permissions.

How should mobile review connect to deeper investigation?

Open the alert, review context and choose an authorized triage action. Continue investigation and recordkeeping in the configured SOC workflow.

Next step

Discuss your requirements

Tell us about your environment and priorities to discuss the right solution, pilot scope and rollout in Azerbaijan.

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