Trend Vision One - XDR for Networks
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What is Trend Vision One - XDR for Networks
Trend Vision One - XDR for Networks is a network-focused extended detection and response (XDR) capability within the Trend Vision One platform that ingests network telemetry to detect, investigate, and respond to threats across environments. It is used by security operations teams to correlate network activity with endpoint, email, cloud, and identity signals to support incident investigation and response workflows. The product emphasizes cross-domain detection analytics, centralized investigation, and response actions that align with zero trust principles such as continuous verification and least-privilege enforcement.
Cross-domain XDR correlation
It correlates network detections with other security telemetry available in Trend Vision One (for example endpoint and cloud signals) to build higher-fidelity investigations. This helps SOC teams reduce time spent pivoting between separate tools for triage. The approach fits organizations that want a unified investigation layer rather than operating standalone network-only analytics.
SOC-oriented investigation workflows
It provides investigation views and incident workflows designed for security operations, including alert grouping and contextual enrichment from multiple data sources. This supports faster scoping of affected assets and likely attack paths when network activity is part of the incident. For teams standardizing on a single SOC console, this can reduce operational overhead compared with managing separate consoles for network and endpoint.
Response actions via platform
Because it sits within a broader security platform, it can support coordinated response actions across integrated control points (depending on deployed Trend components and integrations). This enables playbook-style containment that includes network-relevant signals rather than treating the network as an isolated layer. It is useful where organizations want response to be driven by correlated evidence rather than single-alert triggers.
Not a network access fabric
Despite alignment with zero trust concepts, it is primarily a detection-and-response capability rather than a product that provides core zero trust network access, routing, or application delivery. Organizations looking for a full network access plane (for example, secure connectivity, segmentation enforcement, or WAN transformation) typically need additional infrastructure or services. As a result, it may complement rather than replace network security and connectivity platforms.
Value depends on telemetry coverage
Detection quality and investigation depth depend on the breadth and quality of ingested telemetry and enabled integrations. If network sensors, cloud logs, or endpoint coverage are incomplete, correlation and incident context can be limited. Achieving consistent coverage can require additional deployment work and ongoing data-source management.
Platform coupling and licensing
The strongest outcomes generally require adoption of the broader Trend Vision One ecosystem and appropriate licensing for the needed modules and data sources. Organizations with heterogeneous security stacks may face integration and operational trade-offs versus using a more vendor-neutral analytics layer. Budgeting can be less predictable when capabilities are distributed across multiple platform add-ons.
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model: Credit-based (Trend Vision One credits — usage/pay-as-you-go model)
Free tier/trial: 30-day free trials available for Trend Vision One solutions (XDR for Networks is listed among solutions that offer trials). The first deployment of a Virtual Network Sensor receives a 30-day free trial; Send to Sandbox can be used during that trial without allocating credits.
Example costs (credit requirements — XDR for Networks):
- Virtual Network Sensor: 1,041.67 credits per 500 Mbps monitored throughput (monthly, snapshot-based). Equivalent annual allocation: 12,500 credits per 500 Mbps. Data retention: 30 days.
- Deep Discovery Inspector (Network Sensor): 1,041.67 credits per 500 Mbps monitored throughput (monthly). Documentation also references 25,000 credits per 1 Gbps (annual mapping); data retention: 180 days for Deep Discovery Inspector network sensor.
- TippingPoint Network Sensor: 1,041.67 credits per 500 Mbps monitored throughput (monthly); equivalent annual: 12,500 credits per 500 Mbps.
- Send to Sandbox (Sandbox Analysis) for Virtual Network Sensor / Deep Discovery Inspector / TippingPoint: 166.67 credits per 500 Mbps (monthly) — equivalent annual: 2,000 credits per 500 Mbps.
Notes & calculation behavior:
- Credit usage is snapshot-based: Trend Vision One excludes the top 15% of daily throughputs during a billing period and uses the next-highest daily throughput to calculate month’s credit usage; hourly peak throughput is rounded up to the next 500 Mbps increment for billing.
- Credits/licenses (Trend Vision One credits / TrendAI™ Flex) are purchased as subscription credit licenses and can be procured via marketplaces (AWS Marketplace, Microsoft Marketplace) or via Trend Micro sales; Trend provides a credit calculator in the console to estimate recommended credit purchases.
Discount/options: Purchase/upgrade options available through marketplaces and sales — contact Trend Micro sales or use the console credit-purchase flows/marketplace listings for pricing and volume/term options.
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Trend Micro Incorporated
Tokyo, Japan
1988
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