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Detection & Response

Managed Detection and Response

people & technology, findING attackers

Our managed Detection and Response services allow you to be confident that you’ll be alerted of threats to your organization at the right time, before the damage is done. With a Log Analysis service to analyze your network logs in real-time, Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) that actively discovers signs of an attack on the #1 entry point for attackers, and Dark Web Monitoring to help identify when user information or credentials are breached, you’ll be well-equipped to stop any attack in its tracks.

Examine Activity

Real-time detection

Follow the path of an
attack as it happens

Correlation & Automation

Correlated Data

Increase breach detection
capabilities using log sources
from all areas of your network
Prevention Fails

Expert Monitoring

Don’t rely on automated systems
alone — our experts are always on the lookout for suspicious activity

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Seven Questions to Ask a CSP

What is cybersecurity?

Without industry-specific expertise, how can you get a solid understanding of what cybersecurity really is and what it involves?

Look no further. The Non-Technical Guide to Cybersecurity for Your Organization will cover cybersecurity concepts at a basic level and explain how to apply them to your organization’s security needs.

The Non-Technical Guide to Cybersecurity

Managed Detection & Response Services

Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

Know when an attacker is on your network

Log Analysis

Log Analysis (SIEM)

The central nervous system of your network

Dark Web Monitoring

Dark Web Monitoring

Start bringing the
dark web to light

EDR

ENDPOINT DETECTION & RESPONSE (EDR)

KNOW WHEN AN ATTACKER IS IN YOUR NETWORK

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LOG ANALYSIS

LOG ANALYSIS

THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF YOUR NETWORK

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DARK WEB MONITORING

DARK WEB MONITORING

START BRINGING THE DARK WEB TO LIGHT

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Future is Remote

WHAT IS ZERO TRUST?

In today’s business network, there is no longer a clear “edge” between outside threats and internal assets. Rather, access is happening in many places distributed within — and outside of — the traditional network perimeter thanks to new technology, BYOD trends, remote endpoints, and more. 

The flaws in perimeter-based security hinge on the idea that everyone and every device “inside” (or accessing) the corporate network has been properly cleared for access and therefore can be trusted. Today, it is no longer adequate to trust(Read more)

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eBook: The Complete Guide to Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

Blog: Continuous Monitoring:
Proactive Security

Datasheet: Managed Detection
& Response (MDR)