Managed Detection & Response
24/7 visibility, threat detection, and incident response, run from our Security Operations Center. Human analysts and AI-driven intelligence read the same telemetry.
Detection and response, not detection alone.
Monitoring surfaces the activity. MDR carries it through to containment, eradication, and recovery, with the forensics to explain what happened and the attack surface work to stop it recurring.
Five core services.
Continuous Monitoring
Real-time visibility across the IT environment, to catch suspicious activity before it becomes a breach.
Threat Intelligence
Actionable intelligence to anticipate, identify, and mitigate advanced threats aimed at your organization.
Incident Response
Structured response to contain, eradicate, and recover from incidents with minimal downtime.
Digital Forensics
Investigation and evidence analysis to establish the attack vector and support regulatory or legal requirements.
Attack Surface Reduction
Identify and remove vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and weak points that widen exposure.
What the service is for.
24/7 Protection
Always-on monitoring across networks, endpoints, and cloud environments.
Faster Response
Containment and remediation begin when the incident is detected, not when a ticket is read.
Reduced Risk Exposure
Continuous assessment shrinks the attack surface rather than documenting it once a year.
Expert Insights
Threat intelligence and digital forensics feed back into your own defenses.
Regulatory Alignment
Supports compliance work against PDPL, ISO 27001, and NIST.
Where this connects.
Security Monitoring
Monitoring alone: 24/7 log and alert triage, without the response and forensics layers.
Incident Response Retainer
Response capability contracted in advance, for organizations not taking the full service.
Advanced Threat Hunting
The proactive hunting discipline that feeds MDR's detection work.
Common questions.
How is this different from Security Monitoring?
Security Monitoring is 24/7 log and alert triage with tiered escalation: it tells you what happened. MDR adds the response, the digital forensics, and the attack surface reduction work on top of that monitoring.
What does the SOC actually watch?
Networks, endpoints, and cloud environments, monitored in real time rather than sampled.
Does it include forensics?
Yes. Investigation and evidence analysis to establish the attack vector, in a form that supports regulatory or legal requirements.
Which frameworks does it support?
The service supports compliance work against PDPL, ISO 27001, and NIST.