OXEN Zero Trust Bundle

Stop assuming your network is safe. Start verifying everything that connects to it.

In today's threat landscape, traditional perimeter defenses are no longer enough. Once a threat actor breaches the outer wall, standard networks give them free rein to move laterally, escalate privileges, and extract your critical data.

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The OXEN Advantage

We don't just alert you to a problem; we stop it from spreading and act immediately.

Critical Incident Response in 30 Minutes

When a high-level threat is detected, time is your most valuable asset. Our engineers are notified, assigned, and on the case within half an hour.

Zero Trust at the Network Layer

If a device is compromised, it cannot reach what it isn't supposed to. Our LAN enforcement actively blocks unauthorized communication on your endpoints, neutralizing lateral movement at the source.

MXDR That Goes Beyond EDR

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is good, but it has blind spots. Our Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR) correlates endpoint data with broader log sources across your entire environment. Threats attempting to hide in cross-source patterns are surfaced and neutralized.

Stop Breaches Before They Spread

Cybercriminals rely on implicit trust to navigate your network. It's time to revoke their access. By combining aggressive network-layer Zero Trust enforcement with the eagle-eyed visibility of Todyl MXDR, OXEN Technology secures your business from the inside out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in this bundle?

The Zero Trust Bundle includes managed workstations and servers (patching, monitoring, remote support), Zero Trust LAN Policy Enforcement (blocks unauthorized device communication at the endpoint level), Todyl MXDR with 24x7x365 SOC coverage, email spam filtering, cloud identity MFA enforcement, and system and network monitoring.

What does Zero Trust LAN Policy Enforcement actually do?

It deploys a module on each covered Windows endpoint that blocks communication with any LAN device not explicitly allowed by policy. If a device on your network is compromised, it can't communicate with other devices outside its defined scope. This limits lateral movement without requiring infrastructure changes like network segmentation.

How is MXDR different from standard EDR?

EDR monitors individual endpoints. MXDR collects telemetry from endpoints and correlates it with log data from other sources across your environment. The SOC uses that correlation to catch threats that look benign in isolation but become visible when viewed across multiple data points. It's a broader field of view.

What happens after hours if something is detected?

Critical alarms trigger immediate OXEN notification. The SOC escalates to an engineer for investigation. This agreement includes pre-approved after-hours labor for up to two hours of incident investigation and triage, so OXEN can respond without waiting for client approval. Additional after-hours labor requires client sign-off.

Does the Zero Trust module work with all devices?

Zero Trust LAN enforcement is deployed on Windows endpoints. It operates alongside but independent of the EDR software. Non-Windows devices are handled through the standard network monitoring included in the bundle.

Is this a labor-inclusive agreement?

Yes. Remediation labor for IT and security issues is included. Zero Trust LAN policy labor (additions, replacements, troubleshooting) is also included. After-hours labor beyond two hours requires separate approval.

What's not included? PC installs, OS version upgrades, and software not covered under a support agreement are outside scope. Malicious activity alerts that fall below critical severity are reviewed by the SOC but OXEN doesn't intervene unless the SOC specifies that intervention is needed.