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Managed Detection & Response (MDR)

Beyond Threat Identification

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Service

MDR (Managed Detection and Response) services offer an unparalleled advantage in cybersecurity by providing businesses with continuous monitoring, rapid threat detection, and expert incident response capabilities. With MDR solutions, companies can proactively defend against sophisticated cyber threats, minimize the impact of potential breaches, and maintain a resilient security posture. MDR allows them to focus on core operations while we safeguard their digital assets.

VerSprite’s MDR service empowers your business with round-the–clock protection and lets you focus on growth.

VerSprite’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service is a comprehensive cybersecurity solution that empowers businesses with proactive threat detection and incident response capabilities. With our MDR service, organizations can fortify their defenses, identify potential risks, and respond to cyber threats, ensuring continuous protection of their critical assets and data.

Unique to VerSprite, we run a purple team amongst our Red Team (OffSec group) and our Blue Team (Threat Intelligence Group) to measure the effectiveness of controls and see where optimizing improvements for logging and alerting can be made to ensure greater ROI on the MDR service.

Continuous 24/7 Monitoring

Threat Hunting & Advanced Threat Analysis

Swift Threat Identification

Tailored Incident Response

Regular Reports & Insights on Detected Threats

VerSprite MDR Service Offering Breakdown:

What sets VerSprite apart is our unique approach to cybersecurity. We run a purple team alongside our Red Team (OffSec group) and Blue Team (Threat Intelligence Group) to optimize improvements for logging and alerting, ensuring greater ROI on our MDR service.

Furthermore, the Organizational Threat Model allows VerSprite to create a custom threat model for our clients. These models are powerful tools in shaping the risk prioritization efforts for events and incidents that funnel into the MDR model from VerSprite.

PASTA

VerSprite uses the Process for Attack Simulation & Threat Analysis (PASTA) threat modeling, which is a risk-centric threat modeling methodology aimed at addressing the most relevant and risk-based threats that could affect a target organization. This seven-phased methodology intends to address the most probable and impactful threats toward client targeted.

Learn more about PASTA here.

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