Managed Detection and Response

Many Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services are limited solely to endpoint-based cybersecurity with varying response levels. They may provide an alert or recommendations for remediation only and might not contain the breach or act on your organization’s behalf. In addition, these services typically require you to pay extra for add-ons such as cloud and network detection or other specific processes required by your organization.

Defendify’s Managed Detection & Response extends across endpoints, mobile devices, networks, and email and other cloud applications. Plus, our service includes a dedicated team of security experts that actively identifies and contains developing attacks in real-time, 24 hours a day. We also provide ongoing guidance and recommendations to improve your security posture, all for one predictable investment.

Managed Detection and Response collects and correlates data from traditionally siloed systems (endpoints, mobile devices, network, perimeter, cloud, and applications) and ingests and analyzes the signals for malicious activity.

Modern attackers combine techniques to leverage multiple threat surfaces, so the full visibility accomplished through a managed detection and response service provides a holistic view and more context, quicker threat detection, reduced false positives, less alert fatigue or staffing woes, and faster response times.

Our Managed Detection & Response service includes an endpoint agent that is the first line of defense in blocking malicious files, processes, or ransomware immediately.

We also monitor cloud services for signs of Account Take Over (ATO) before threat actors can do harm.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) focuses solely on the endpoint, neglecting cloud applications, mobile devices, network activity, and perimeter security. EDR obtains and analyzes security threat data solely from computer workstations and other endpoints.

SIEM collects data from different sources. Think of this as the technology piece that gathers all the information, sorts through it, and produces alerts. Its core capabilities are a broad scope of log event collection and management and the ability to analyze events across multiple sources and operations. While it collects automatically, IT resources must manually review alerts and conduct a subsequent investigation.

SOC is the facility and team that reviews the alerts or network activity that might be suspicious. Generally, their job is to supervise the site or network and provide recommendations to IT for response and remediation.

XDR is one of the latest emerging tools in the arsenal of breach detection and response. This intelligent alerting system automatically collects and correlates data across multiple security layers and all corporate endpoints.