What makes Talanos different?
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More data ingested - 750GB vs. 260GB
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All incidents triaged within 15 minutes
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All severities, all hours
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All incidents contained within 60 minutes
Coverage & response
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How Orange responds to a breach
Your team is pulled into the incident to investigate and respond. Internal resources are under pressure, response time extends, and the threat persists longer.
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How Talanos responds to a breach
Talanos analysts triage, investigate and contain - immediately. Your team receives updates, not tasks. Breach impact is minimised at every stage.
Architecture & visibility
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Siloed architecture risk
With separate platforms and limited data sources, multi-stage attacks are harder to detect. Signals appear isolated and systemic threats are missed until they've already spread.
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Unified architecture advantage
Full cross-correlation across unlimited data sources means earlier detection and greater accuracy. A single view eliminates blind spots created by siloed tools.
Integrations & operations
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Orange integration gaps
A SOC that doesn't connect to your business-critical systems has blind spots by design. Critical activity in Netsuite or Decisions goes unmonitored. And you'll pay for every config change.
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Talanos - built around your stack
Full integration across your systems means complete visibility. Your existing workflows stay intact, change requests are unlimited, and deployment is taken off your plate entirely.
Scope & commercial model
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Orange - what you still have to do yourself
Asset and vulnerability monitoring, dark web monitoring, and incident coordination sit outside the service. When a breach happens, you're assembling your own response team from scratch.
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Talanos - resilience, not just monitoring
Broader scope means fewer gaps. A CREST-accredited SOC that also builds your internal resilience - covering the moments before, during and after a security incident.
Orange detects. Talanos responds.
The difference isn't incremental - it's a step change in security maturity, operational burden and real-world effectiveness when attacks occur.