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Managed Detection & Response from SECUINFRA.

No company wants to be the victim of a cyber attack. But every company is different.
There is no single approach or solution for detecting, analyzing and defending against cyber attacks.
For this reason, SECUINFRA has developed three completely different Managed Detection and Response Services.

MDR Microsoft Cloud

Comprehensive Managed Detection & Response Service based on the Microsoft Defender product family, Microsoft Sentinel and Microsoft Azure Identity Protection. Fastest detection and defense against cyber attacks. Perfect service for small businesses through to the upper midmarket. Very fast commissioning possible.

From 10 employees
Service start as soon as possible
Best detection & fastest response

MDR On-Premises

On-Premises Managed Detection & Response Service from German SMEs for German SMEs. For companies that want or need to resist the cloud compulsion of American software providers. Combination of the best open source technologies and SECUINFRA cyber defense expertise. Best price-performance ratio in the MDR market.

From 250 employees
Best price / performance ratio
Complete solution: Software + Services

Co-Managed

Cooperative Managed Detection & Response Service for companies that have already purchased cyber defense products and require support for 24/7 operations. We help better leverage investments in cyber defense products. Modular in design and flexibly adaptable to all needs. We help where you need support.

From 1000 employees
Joint cyber defense
Modular & flexible

Managed Compromise Assessment

Attackers often move unnoticed in networks for months before causing damage. Our Managed Compromise Assessment uncovers even well-hidden traces of cyber attacks – so that you can act in good time

Detection of invisible threats
Simple implementation with little effort
Benefit from the latest findings

Dark Web Monitoring

Stolen login details, compromised company information, or hacker attacks on your IT infrastructure—the dark web is a playground for cybercriminals. Companies often find out too late that sensitive data is already in circulation. With SECUINFRA’s dark web monitoring, we continuously monitor hidden forums, marketplaces, and chat groups for signs of compromised information before it becomes a serious threat.

Identify stolen data
Recognize potential attack plans
Minimize risks

With our Managed Detection and Response approaches, you will find the right service for rapid defense against cyber attacks.

The most important FAQ from the Managed Detection & Response area

What is Managed Detection and Response (MDR)?

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is a security service that helps organizations detect, analyze and defend against cyber attacks. MDR combines cutting-edge technology with human expertise to detect complex threats in real time. Unlike traditional security solutions, MDR goes beyond just alerting to provide an active response to security incidents. This may include isolating affected systems, blocking malicious activity, or providing remediation recommendations. This enables organizations to proactively improve their cybersecurity and respond effectively to threats.

What is the difference between MDR Microsoft and MDR on-premise?

MDR Microsoft is based on a cloud-based infrastructure, offers rapid scalability, automatic updates and access to global threat data, while MDR On-Premise is implemented locally and offers full control over data and infrastructure, but requires higher upfront costs and maintenance. The cloud solution is more flexible but dependent on the internet connection, while the on-premise option is better suited for stricter compliance requirements. Both offer security monitoring and threat detection, but MDR Microsoft takes advantage of Microsoft Azure and the global threat database. MDR on-premise, on the other hand, requires more manual intervention for updates and scaling.

What differentiates MDR from traditional MSSPs (managed security service providers)?

Unlike traditional security services, MDR’s focus is on proactive monitoring and incident response. This provides organizations with more comprehensive and responsive protection against cyber threats.

What are the advantages of an MDR service for companies?

An MDR service provides organizations with continuous, real-time monitoring and response to security threats. By integrating expert knowledge, false alarms are reduced and real threats are quickly identified. Response to confirmed incidents is expedited, minimizing potential damage. Companies can focus on their core business without having to build their own security team. Finally, it enables a cost-effective security solution, as no investment in expensive infrastructure is required.

What is the difference between EDR and MDR?

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) refers to software solutions that detect, record and respond to unusual activity on endpoints such as computers and servers. MDR (Managed Detection and Response) is a service where an external team of security experts provides monitoring, detection and response to security incidents, often using EDR tools. The main difference is that EDR is a technology product, while MDR is a service. While EDR focuses on endpoint data, MDR can cover a broader range of data sources. MDR often provides a more proactive approach to threat detection and response because it is backed by experts.

Can an MDR replace a SIEM?

No, an MDR (Managed Detection and Response) cannot directly replace an SIEM (Security Information and Event Management). An MDR provides specialized services to monitor, detect, and respond to security incidents. A SIEM, on the other hand, collects and analyzes log and event data from multiple sources to identify security events. Many MDR vendors use SIEM solutions as part of their services. However, the two together can provide an effective security strategy.