DIAMATIX Outcome Plane
Reporting that explains what changed
Not a count of alerts. A clear account of coverage, validated threats, authorized actions and the work still needed to strengthen resilience.
Outcome reporting
From security activity to business decisions
Operational records tell the story of an incident. Executive reporting connects those records to exposure, ownership and priorities.
- Threats detected and investigated by the DIAMATIX SOC
- Threats escalated to your team or MSP
- Threats contained by DIAMATIX (Advanced & Ultimate, where supported and authorized)
- Remediation actions executed and customer-performed response actions
- Incident closure and verification
- Unresolved security risks, coverage and resilience trends
DIAMATIX MDR360
24/7 SOC workflow
Telemetry sources
Security data pipeline
1. Collect
Gather telemetry from all sources
Delivered outcomes
End-to-end visibility · Expert response · Stronger outcomes
Read the metrics with their context
| Measure | Question it answers | Context to agree |
|---|---|---|
| Telemetry coverage | Where can we see and investigate? | In-scope assets, expected sources and exclusions |
| Response time | How quickly did an action follow validation? | Clock start, action type, severity and permissions |
| Contained threats | Which incidents received containment action? | Validated incident definition and evidence of action |
| Risks closed | Which agreed improvements were completed? | Closure criteria, owner and verification |
| Recovery progress | Which services are ready to return? | Usable backups, dependencies and business sign-off |
Illustrative measurements, not published customer performance or contractual guarantees.
The package defines the reporting depth
Use the package datasheets to compare summaries, escalation detail and service-review scope. Reporting cadence, recipients and formats are agreed during onboarding.