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Managed detection and response services
24/7 monitoring across your environment
Cloud, network, endpoint and identity, watched around the clock.
Alert triage and investigation
Full context on every alert in about 2 minutes.
Active containment and isolation
We isolate compromised endpoints and contain threats, typically within 15 minutes.
Threat hunting
Hypothesis-driven hunts, not only automated sweeps.
Incident response
Containment, documentation and root-cause context when something fires.
Works with your stack
Splunk, Sentinel, QRadar, Elastic, CrowdStrike and more. No rip-and-replace.
Improved ChatOps updates and alerting
Verification and updates via Slack, Google Chat, or Teams.
Backed by Agentic AI and a human SOC
Machine speed on triage, senior analysts on the last mile.
Custom detection engineering
Correlation rules built around your business logic and industry threats, tuned continuously so what fires is worth acting on.
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Where we make the difference
Replacing an underperforming MDR vendor?
We deploy in days, not months.
Architecture & Gap Assessment
A senior security engineer maps your infrastructure to identify visibility blind spots and highest-risk areas.
Deployment & Stack Integration
We deploy sensors, connect your tools, and configure detection logic — zero rip-and-replace.
24/7 Managed Detection, Response & Active Containment
When a threat is detected, we contain it, document the incident, and provide full root-cause context.
What you get
- Full alert context in about 2 minutes
- Threats contained in about 15 minutes, not just flagged
- Incident documentation with root-cause context
- Detection rules tuned to your environment
- Monthly reporting on coverage and incidents
- Compliance evidence for your auditors
FAQ
What is managed detection and response (MDR)?
How much does Managed Detection and Response (MDR) cost?
The average cost of Managed Detection and Response (MDR) ranges from $11 to $15 per asset monthly, depending on your organization's size and IT environment complexity.
Contact our sales team and get a free quote for managed threat detection and response services aligned with your specific needs.
What is the UnderDefense MAXI platform?
How do I purchase the UnderDefense MAXI platform?
UnderDefense offers a freemium model. You can start with a sign-up and get immediate access to many valuable features, including:
- 360° security assessment
- Forever-free certification kits
- AWS cloud security assessment
- On-demand threat hunting
But we don’t stop here. UnderDefense MAXI grows with you, supporting you at every step of the way. Benefit from a modular, fully integrated suite of cybersecurity solutions and add advanced tools for your end-to-end business protection on the go. Create your free account today and see where better and easier cybersecurity happens.
As an MDR provider, what data will you see in my environment and have access to?
What is an MDR solution?
Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is a comprehensive security solution that provides organizations with round-the-clock threat monitoring, detection, and response. It combines human expertise and advanced technologies to proactively identify and mitigate threats. Key benefits include:
- Continuous monitoring: MDR providers monitor networks, endpoints, and cloud environments 24/7.
- Threat detection: Advanced analytics and threat intelligence are used to identify potential threats.
- Incident response: Security experts rapidly respond to incidents, minimizing damage and downtime.
- Managed security operations: MDR providers handle the day-to-day management of security operations, freeing up internal resources.
MDR vs. EDR: What is the Difference?
MDR offers a more comprehensive approach to cybersecurity, while EDR focuses on endpoint protection.
- Scope: MDR provides broader coverage, encompassing the entire network infrastructure, including endpoints, network devices, and cloud environments, while EDR is endpoint-focused.
- Response: MDR includes response and remediation activities, while EDR relies on internal teams.
- Resources: MDR is a managed service, while EDR requires in-house expertise.
MDR vs. SIEM: What is the difference?
SIEM and MDR both enhance security, but they have distinct approaches:
- Focus: SIEM: known threats, MDR: unknown threats
- Technology vs. Humans: SIEM: technology-driven, MDR: human-led
- Reactive vs. Proactive: SIEM: reactive, MDR: proactive
- Cost: SIEM: is typically more expensive, and MDR: is cost-effective for smaller organizations
MDR offers a more practical and cost-effective solution for many organizations.
MDR vs. XDR: What’s the difference?
MDR and XDR both address the challenges faced by security teams, but they take different approaches:
- MDR Supplements internal security teams with external resources.
- XDR Simplifies and automates tasks for security analysts.
Key Differences:
- Resource Allocation: MDR: outsources security functions, XDR: streamlines internal processes.
- Cost: MDR: is often more cost-effective than building an in-house SOC.
- Focus: MDR: comprehensive security management, XDR: tool-based threat detection and response.
The best solution for an organization depends on its existing security capabilities, budget, and specific needs.
MDR vs. MSSP: What is the difference?
MDR (Managed Detection and Response) focuses on proactive threat detection, hunting, and incident response. It combines advanced technology with human expertise to monitor, investigate, and remediate threats in real time. MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider), on the other hand, provides a broader range of outsourced security services like firewall management, VPN monitoring, and compliance support. While MSSPs monitor systems, they often lack MDR services' in-depth threat response capabilities.
MDR vs MXDR: What is the difference?
MXDR (Managed Extended Detection and Response) is an evolution of MDR. While MDR focuses on detecting and responding to threats primarily at the endpoint level, MXDR extends this coverage across multiple layers, including network, cloud, and identity systems. MXDR offers broader visibility and integrates more data sources, providing a unified security approach across the entire IT environment, often incorporating advanced automation and orchestration.
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