Seceon Launches aiSIEM CGuard 2.0 for Multi-Cloud Threat Detection and Response
Seceon has released aiSIEM CGuard 2.0, the latest version of its cloud security and automated incident response platform, announced in a press release. The new release introduces multi-rule correlation, dynamic cloud-aware response actions, and native protection across Microsoft 365, Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud.
CGuard 2.0 includes over 200 built-in detection rules and a tenant-aware interface designed to provide immediate protection without manual configuration. Its correlation engine connects signals across multiple systems and timeframes to identify stealthy attacks that traditional SIEM or XDR tools may miss.
The platform’s automated response capabilities integrate directly with cloud provider APIs, enabling actions such as enforcing MFA, revoking OAuth permissions, or quarantining compromised accounts in real time. Seceon also introduced Scollector, a lightweight cloud-native telemetry agent that supports instant onboarding without on-premises infrastructure.
According to Seceon, the aiSIEM CGuard 2.0 release extends its Open Threat Management platform, which unifies AI-driven detection, response, and compliance across hybrid and cloud environments.
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