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MAX / MDRAPPROACH
Endpoint telemetry with investigation and containment.

Security as a Service

MDR

Monitor endpoints and contain threats with specialist support.

MDR stands for Managed Detection and Response. It means having a team of specialists watching your endpoints around the clock, ready to detect, investigate, and contain a threat the moment it appears — without you having to build and maintain a dedicated in-house team.

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01 / HOW WE WORK

Our approach

MDR monitors endpoints and investigates active threats using EDR technology, threat intelligence, and 24x7 analysts. Beyond generating alerts, the team acts: it contains the incident, guides remediation, and documents what happened.

TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMAN REVIEW

AI in the workflow.
Specialists in validation.

How AI supports this service

Max Security uses artificial intelligence to optimize MDR — detecting faster and reducing response time (MTTR).

  • Detection: machine learning on endpoint telemetry identifies suspicious activity.
  • Enrichment: AI adds context and prioritizes alerts automatically.
  • Speed: AI reduces triage time, accelerating containment.

Human control first: investigation and the containment decision stay with our analysts. AI speeds detection; the response is led by people.

02 / SERVICE SCOPE

What's included

01

24x7 monitoring

of endpoints with EDR technology.

02

Detection and investigation

of active threats.

03

Incident containment

fast action to limit damage.

04

Remediation guidance

and reports on what occurred.

05

Threat intelligence applied to your environment.

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What it solves

It reduces response time (MTTR) — the gap between a threat emerging and being contained. The shorter that time, the smaller the impact of an incident.

04 / YOUR COMPANY

Who it's for

Companies that need strong detection-and-response capability on endpoints but don't want (or can't) maintain a 24x7 in-house security team.

05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your questions, answered.

What's the difference between MDR and antivirus?

Antivirus automatically blocks known threats. MDR adds analysts who investigate, hunt, and respond to what antivirus doesn't stop.

And the difference from MXDR?

MDR focuses on endpoints; MXDR extends to network, cloud, identity, and email, with correlation across those sources.