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MANAGED DETECTION & RESPONSE

From detection to response, with operational ownership.

An EDR that generates alerts is not yet MDR. The service must define who validates, how quickly, which sources are in scope, when escalation happens and which actions can be executed without losing time during an incident.

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The outcome we sell

Add an operating layer to technology: qualified alerts, context, escalation and response capability across the authorised perimeter.

What the Securyza perimeter includes

Detection sources

Endpoint, identity, network, cloud or other sources included in the service.

Triage

Technical validation and severity classification.

Enrichment

Context around asset, user, event and correlated indicators.

Containment

Endpoint isolation, credential reset or other actions where authorised and supported.

Escalation

Contacts, timing and channels defined before the incident.

Review

Post-incident learning, tuning and remediation tracking.

OPERATIONAL OUTCOMES

Concrete controls, clear ownership and fewer blind spots.

Qualified alerts
Measurable escalation times
Pre-authorised response actions
Less dependence on one individual technician
Central incident records
Progressive detection improvement

How we move it into production

Assessment, design, implementation and management follow a verifiable path. Tools can change; ownership, documentation and outcomes must remain clear.

1

Scope

We define sources, assets, coverage windows and responsibilities.

2

Runbook

We agree severity, escalation and permitted actions.

3

Pilot

We validate integrations and alert volume before full rollout.

4

Operate

Triage, escalation, response and review become measurable routines.

WHO IT IS FOR

When this solution makes sense

Companies with EDR but no analysts
SMBs on Business Pro
Enterprises with internal IT
Cloud/M365 environments
Distributed sites
Organisations that need structured on-call coverage

FAQ

Are MDR and SOC the same thing?

They overlap but are not synonyms. MDR is a managed service focused on detection and response; a SOC is a broader operating function that can include MDR and other processes.

Can you automatically isolate an endpoint?

Only if the technology supports it and the customer has authorised that response in the runbook. High-impact automation must be governed.

START FROM EVIDENCE

Before selling technology, we measure the real problem.

We can start with a Security Exposure Check or a focused assessment and build a proposal with clear priorities, costs and ownership.