Managed Security Monitoring
Someone Watching Your Systems at 3 a.m., and Acting on What They See.
Attacks do not wait for business hours. Our managed detection and response watches your endpoints, accounts, cloud and network around the clock, and responds when something is wrong.
For businesses that hold sensitive data and have no security team of their own.
What Is MDR, and What Does a SOC Do?
Managed detection and response (MDR) is monitoring with people behind it. A security operations center (SOC) collects logs and alerts from your endpoints, cloud accounts and network, and analysts investigate what looks wrong and act on it: isolating a device, disabling an account, stopping a process.
We deploy a managed SIEM and MDR service that watches logs across your cloud, network and endpoints 24/7, so an intrusion is less likely to sit undetected.
What Happens When There Is an Incident?
You hear from us, and the response has already started. Your incident response plan is formalized ahead of time, so everyone knows who decides what. At Limberakis Dental, a live phishing attempt was contained in 30 minutes, as published in the case study.
Is Monitoring Enough on Its Own?
No, and we do not sell it that way. Monitoring works best on top of the basics: multi-factor authentication, endpoint detection and response, patching, backups and trained staff. Managed security is the program that keeps all of those in place.
What Is Included
6 PARTS24/7 SOC Monitoring
Logs and alerts from cloud, network and endpoints watched around the clock.
Managed Detection and Response
Analysts who investigate and act, not just forward an alert.
Incident Response
A formal plan, and a team that runs it with you.
Threat Detection on Accounts
Suspicious sign-ins and mailbox rules flagged and acted on.
Reporting
What we saw and what we did, in plain language.
Ransomware and Phishing Defense
Detection tuned to the attacks small businesses see most.
Frequently Asked Questions
4 QUESTIONSIs the monitoring really around the clock?
Yes. The SOC monitoring is 24/7, including nights, weekends and holidays.
What is the difference between MDR and antivirus?
Antivirus blocks known bad files on one device. MDR watches behavior across all your devices, accounts and cloud services, and people respond to what it finds.
Do government contractors need MDR for CMMC?
CMMC Level 2 has requirements for monitoring, audit logging and incident response. How they are met in your environment is scoped by our Compliance Division, Capital Cyber Compliance, and our monitoring is one way to meet them.
Will you tell us about every alert?
No. You hear about what matters. Most alerts are investigated and closed by our team; you get a report of what we saw and are called when a decision is yours.
Related Services and Industries
MFA and Endpoint Protection (EDR)
Multi-factor authentication, endpoint detection and response, and application control on every device.
Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing
Find the weaknesses before an attacker does, then retest every fix.
Virtual CISO (vCISO)
Senior security leadership, a roadmap and governance, without a full-time hire.
Backup and Ransomware Recovery
Encrypted, off-site backups that are tested, and a plan to restore the business after an attack.
For Government Contractors
IT support, managed security and CMMC experience for defense and federal suppliers.
For Accounting and CPA Firms
Managed IT and security for CPA firms, with the WISP and FTC Safeguards Rule in view.
For Dental Practices
Managed IT, managed security and HIPAA compliance management for dental practices and DSOs.
For Auto Repair Shops and Auto Groups
Managed IT, networks and security for repair shops and multi-location auto groups.
Talk Through Your Security.
Pick a time. Tell us what you protect and who asks about it.
Looking for CMMC? Our Compliance Division, Capital Cyber Compliance, delivers it.