Managed Security Services
We become your eyes and shield!
Industry Challenges
Cyber Attack Risk
Improve security posture, reduced attack surface and risk of data breach.
Continuous Compliance
Identify and understand the state of compliance on ongoing basis.
Security Expertise
Multidimensional advice and remediation steps from security experts.
IT Governance
Streamline governance processes,
and compliance controls built directly into IT processes.
Trustable Systems
Build trust with stakeholders and
customers by providing.
Availability of audit-ready reporting that helps IT staff stay one step ahead of requirements, mandates and auditors.
Solutions
Our Managed Detection & Response (MDR) protection comes with flexibility to choose the most appropriate level of protection for each of your assets to ensure you have the right coverage and achieve the desired security outcome at the best possible cost for your business.
Real-time security monitoring
of networks and logs
Human analysis with
certified security experts
Analytics engine to
find potential threats
Real-time security monitoring of networks and logs
Human analysis with certified security experts.
Analytics engine to find potential threats
24×7 response to incidents and attacks
Security remediation from certified security experts
Audit and compliance
reporting
24×7 response to
incidents and attacks
Security remediation from
certified security experts
01
Essentials
Delivers cost effective asset discovery, vulnerability and configuration scanning and endpoint detection & response.
02
Professional
Delivers 24/7 threat detection and incident management with a 15-minute triage SLA and MDR Concierge support.
03
Enterprise
An extention of your staff, providing in-depth individualized evaluation, protection & customized respose services.
Essentials
Professional
Enterprise
Service Aspects
Implementation Support
24/7 Platform Support
PCI Dispute and PCI DSS and ASV Program Support
MDR Concierge
24/7 Threat Management
15-minute Escalation SLA
Emerging Threat Response
On-Demand Tuning and Sensor Optimization
Expert Log Review
Designated Security Expert
Threat Hunting
Proactive Tuning and Sensor Optimization
Extended Security Investigations
Security Posture Review
Features
Hybrid Asset Discovery
Internal and External Vulnerability Scanning
Cloud Configuration Checks
Endpoint Detection and Response
PCI Scanning
Network Security Monitoring
Log Data Monitoring
Log Collection and Search with 12 Month Retention
Real-time Reporting
Cloud Security Service Integration
Cloud Change Monitoring
Use Behavior Monitoring
Coverage
Cloud
Network
System
Application
Endpoint
Comprehensive
Automated
Hybrid
Platform
Collect
Analyze
Enrich
Report
Notify
SaaS Scalability
Continual Innovation
Threat Analytics
Network
Endpoint
Cloud
Correlational
Behavioral Machine
Learning
Vulnerabilities
Configurations
Remediation
Audit-Ready
Real-time
Search
Telephone
E-Mail
API
Expertise
Analyze
Triage
Escalate
Remediate
Educate
24/7 Security Operations
Global Threat Research
Threat Hunting
Threat
Analysis
False Positive
Reduction
15 Minute SLA
Actionable
Intelligence
Prenvent
Recurrence
Case Studies
FAQs
Let us help you with any inquiry you might have.
What is a Zero Day Vulnerability in Computer Security?
A zero-day vulnerability is an error in software or hardware that has not yet patched. This can occur due to misconfiguration s in the system, as well as implementation flaws.
Zero-day vulnerabilities traded on black markets, and they sold for large amounts of money. In addition to hackers, some organizations pay researchers to find and identify these flaws.
What is the Difference Between MDR and SIEM?
MDR and SIEM are two solutions that can help organizations with their cybersecurity needs. However, they have different capabilities, and they must evaluate separately.
Managed Detection and Response is similar to SIEM in that it focuses on proactive threat hunting and detection. In addition, it offers a wide array of tools and services that help analyze the current environment and build a comprehensive strategy. It is design to provide businesses with a more scalable solution.
MDR is a managed security service, while SIEM is a security information and event management system. These two types of solutions have several things in common, but their differences can be important when choosing a cybersecurity solution.
The first difference is the scope of incident response. Most regulatory compliance mandates require logging and monitoring. Therefore, MDR and SIEM are best combine to achieve a layered, deep security solution.
Another major difference is that MDR services can offered by third-party providers. This makes them ideal for companies with little in-house expertise. For example, healthcare service providers and insurance companies may need MDR.
