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Managed detection & response

We don't forward alerts. We stop the attack.

Analysts watch your endpoints, identities, cloud and email around the clock. When something is real, they contain it under playbooks you signed off, then explain what happened.

Works with most major EDR, identity and cloud platforms. Yours are confirmed at scoping.

Simulated environment, real workflow.

Operating model

Detect, confirm, contain, write it up.

Detection runs on the tools you already own. Response follows rules you approved before the first alert.

Coverage

Hours
24/7/365, follow-the-sun analyst shifts in the USA and India
Telemetry
Endpoint, identity, email, cloud and SaaS logs
Response authority
Pre-approved actions: isolate host, revoke sessions, block indicators, disable accounts
Your contact
Named lead analyst plus a shared incident channel
Model
Fully managed or co-managed with your team

Escalation flow

Case clock Within the 15-minute commitment
  1. 1

    00:00 · detection

    Detect

    Detections from your EDR, identity provider and cloud are correlated into one case, not twelve alerts.

    Continuous

  2. 2

    00:04 · confirmed

    Triage

    An analyst confirms whether it is real, scopes affected users and hosts, and sets severity.

    Target: per severity, in your SOW

  3. 3

    00:09 · host isolated

    Contain

    Pre-approved actions run immediately. Anything outside the playbook waits for your approval.

    Target: agreed in your SOW

  4. 4

    00:12 · you are called

    Escalate and report

    You get a call for critical cases and a written summary for every case, with what we did and what is left.

    Call for critical · summary same day

Clock times show one illustrative case. Your SOW sets the target for each stage.

What we commit to in your contract

Each metric gets a target per severity in your statement of work (SOW), and every monthly review reports our times against it.

Critical response
Under 15 minutes, 24/7Clock starts: critical alert or callClock stops: an analyst is working it
Time to acknowledge
Clock starts: Alert firesClock stops: a named analyst owns the case
Time to contain
Clock starts: Threat confirmedClock stops: first approved playbook action runs
Time to notify
Clock starts: Threat confirmedClock stops: you are told what we did
Case write-up
Clock starts: Case closedClock stops: written summary in your hands

How each severity reaches you

  • Critical

    Notify you: By phone

    Containment: Playbook actions run at once

  • High

    Notify you: In channel

    Containment: Playbook actions run at once

  • Medium

    Notify you: Daily digest

    Containment: On your approval

  • Low

    Notify you: Monthly report

    Containment: Not applicable

Measured every month

Containment gets faster as the playbooks grow.

Each case adds a pre-approved action, so more threats are contained before anyone has to wake up. These are the measures in your monthly report.

Median time to containMinutes from detection to contained, per month.
Median time to contain (Simulated environment, real workflow.)
PeriodValue (m)
Jan94.0
Feb71.0
Mar58.0
Apr46.0
May38.0
Jun31.0
Jul27.0
Aug22.0

Simulated environment, real workflow.

MDR health, last 12 weeks
  • Contained by playbook

    86%▲ 34%
  • Time to triage

    7m▼ 11m
  • Cases needing your approval

    4▼ 10
  • Detections from red-team findings

    28▲ 22
MDR health, last 12 weeks (Simulated environment, real workflow.)
MeasureFirstLatest
Contained by playbook52%86%
Time to triage18m7m
Cases needing your approval144
Detections from red-team findings628

Simulated environment, real workflow.

Advice that stays

Every finding becomes a detection.

MDR is where consulting work keeps paying off: what our testers prove an attacker could do, our analysts watch for.

Red-team and pentest techniques are turned into detections and replayed to prove they fire.

AI-assisted triage correlates and explains alerts; containment actions always run under a playbook you approved.

Each closed case lands as evidence for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 controls, with no extra work from your team.

Simulated environment, real workflow.

Every month

What lands on your desk.

A monthly service review with your lead analyst, backed by the documents below.

01

Case report

Every case opened, what caused it, what we did and how long each step took.

02

Response log

Each containment action with timestamp, approver and rollback status.

03

Detection changes

New and tuned rules, and noise removed, with the reason for each change.

04

Coverage gaps

Hosts without an agent, log sources gone quiet, and accounts outside monitoring.

05

Risk themes

Patterns across cases, ranked, with the fix that removes the most risk.

06

Service metrics

Time to acknowledge, contain and close, against the targets in your contract.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask us.

Anything else, ask an expert. You will talk to an analyst, not a script.

What is the difference between MDR and a managed SOC?

A managed SOC monitors and escalates. MDR also takes response actions on your systems, under playbooks you approve. Many customers start with SOC and add response later.

Do we need to buy new tools?

Usually not. We work with most major EDR, identity, email and cloud platforms you already run. We confirm yours at scoping.

What can your analysts do without asking?

Only what is in the playbook you signed: typically isolating a host, revoking sessions and blocking indicators. Everything else waits for your approval.

How fast do you respond?

Critical: under 15 minutes, 24/7. High: within 1 hour. Medium: within 4 business hours. Low: in the monthly report. We report against these every month.

How is MDR priced?

From $15 per endpoint per month, minimum $2,500 a month. You get a fixed quote after scoping.

What happens if the incident is bigger than MDR?

We bring in our incident response team under the same case, so nobody has to re-explain what happened.

Find out what we would have caught last month.

We review a sample of your recent alerts and show how MDR would have handled them.