What Does Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Do?
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79% of critical infrastructure organizations haven’t deployed a zero trust architecture.
SecurityHQ's MDR Service Key Features
Business Intelligence Analytics
- Present Risks
- Posture Issues
- Pattern User Violations
Threat Response
- 24/7 Threat Containment
- Threat Triage
- IBM Resilient Powered Orchestration Management
Incident Management & Analytics Platform
- 15-Minute Threat Response
- Real-Time Dashboards
- Ticketing & Customer Integration
Certified Analysts
- Global Analysts on Demand
- Powered by IBM QRadar and IBM Resilient
- Proactive Threat Hunting
SIEM Technology
- World’s Most Powerful SIEM
- Customer User Access
- Powered by IBM QRadar
Reporting
- Daily, Weekly, Monthly Reports
- Granular Statistical Graphing
- Led by Senior Analysts
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User Behavioural Analytics
Identify patterns of usage that indicate malicious or anomalous behaviour. From launched apps, file access, to network activity, monitor who touched what, when an element was accessed, when an attempted access was made, how it was made and how often.
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Vulnerability Management as a Service (VMaaS)
View and act on all vulnerabilities across all your digital platforms, including internet, applications, systems, cloud and hardware. Identify your weak points, monitor your online identity, verify issues and remediate in rapid time.
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Understanding Business Security Posture
What is a Security Posture? A Security Posture refers to an organisations/business state of cyber security, and their readiness to respond and react accordingly to cyber attacks, as well as their ability to recover from successful attacks. Factors included when weighing up a companies security posture are the visibility of software and hardware assets, services, […]
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