Collection and correlation of signals from endpoints, network, cloud, identity, and email.
MAX / MXDRAPPROACH
Security as a Service
MXDR
Correlate signals from devices, network, and cloud to respond to threats.
MXDR stands for Managed Extended Detection and Response. It is the most complete form of monitoring: instead of watching endpoints alone, it brings together signals from devices, network, cloud, identity, and email in one place. Activities that would look harmless in isolation start to make sense once connected — and the threat surfaces.
Talk to a specialist01 / HOW WE WORK
Our approach
MXDR gathers signals from all these sources into an XDR platform and correlates them. Our specialists provide 24x7 monitoring, proactive threat hunting, and incident response, coordinating containment across the environment's layers.
TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMAN REVIEW
AI in the workflow.
Specialists in validation.
How AI supports this service
Artificial intelligence is central to MXDR: it's what makes it possible to analyze the huge volume of signals in your environment in real time.
- Correlation: AI models cross signals from endpoints, network, cloud, identity, and email.
- Anomaly detection: machine learning flags behavior outside the norm.
- Noise reduction: AI prioritizes what matters and filters out irrelevant alerts.
Human control first: our analysts validate every detection, run threat hunting, and decide the response. AI detects at scale; the decision is human.
02 / SERVICE SCOPE
What's included
24x7 monitoring
by security analysts.
Threat hunting
active search for threats that slipped through.
Incident response
coordinated across layers.
Operational reports and metrics.
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Difference from MDR
MDR focuses on endpoints. MXDR extends the reach to multiple sources and correlates everything, giving an integrated view of the environment. See the comparison in Compare services.
04 / YOUR COMPANY
Who it's for
Companies with distributed environments (cloud + on-premise + multiple systems) that need to integrate several security sources and coordinate response across them.
05 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your questions, answered.
Do I have to replace my current tools?
We assess what you already have; MXDR often integrates existing sources into the correlation platform.
How is it different from the SOC?
The SOC is the monitoring operation; MXDR is an extended detection-and-response service that can build on that operation, with strong cross-layer correlation.