Security · Unified Visibility · Powered by Acronis
Sophisticated attacks don't stay in one place. Powered by Acronis XDR, our service correlates signals across endpoints, cloud workloads, and email — all through the same platform already protecting your backups — into a single view.
Most organizations build XDR-like visibility by bolting together alerts from separate endpoint, email, and cloud tools — which means the correlation depends on integrations that are often incomplete or brittle. Acronis XDR takes a different approach: because backup, endpoint protection, and email security already run on the same Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud platform, extending detection across them is a natural extension of one system, not a stitched-together workaround.
That matters in practice — an attack pattern that touches an endpoint, then attempts to reach backup data, then shows up in a phishing attempt, gets recognized as one coordinated event because one platform is watching all of it, not three disconnected tools each seeing a fragment.
Unifying signals from endpoints, cloud workloads, and email within the Acronis platform
Identifying coordinated attack patterns that span multiple systems
Containment actions applied consistently across affected layers
One unified view of your security posture, not several disconnected dashboards
Root cause analysis across the full scope of an incident, not just one layer of it
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A key signal correlated against other threats in XDR.
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The team that interprets and acts on unified XDR visibility.
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EDR focuses specifically on endpoint devices. XDR extends that same Acronis platform's detection across endpoints, cloud workloads, and email, correlating signals across all of them rather than looking at devices in isolation.
No, though it's a natural extension if you are — XDR can be deployed on its own, and the endpoint and email layers can be added around it.
No — any organization running security across multiple layers (endpoint, email, cloud) benefits from unified visibility, regardless of size, and the single-platform approach is often simpler to manage for smaller teams specifically because it avoids juggling several vendors.