360 Managed Detection & Response (MDR) is a security service that includes real-time detection and response to cyber security threats. MDR services are provided by a third-party provider with the resources necessary to ensure the security of a client’s network and the data processed on its systems. The team of experts uses advanced network monitoring tools to identify potential activities and events that could pose a threat. Cyber security management specialists take appropriate responses to neutralize the threat.

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) is responsible for securing customer network endpoint devices, such as computers and smartphones. The system sifts through incidents and data collected from endpoints. If suspicious activity is detected, the operator has the option to take action to block malicious activity. In such a case, the EDR can, for example, delete a file, run a command, encrypt a file or reboot the system. The EDR’s task is thus to prevent the threat from spreading. The most important distinguishing feature between EDR and MDR is the way it is managed and the extent of protection. MDR is an outsourced service and can use EDR as one of the tools to protect a customer’s network from attacks.

The 360 Managed Detection & Response service gives organizations continuous access to qualified experts and technologically advanced, costly tools. Using an outsourcing model allows you to benefit from extensive network care capabilities, while optimizing your company’s costs for cyber security activities. Organizations do not need to create a separate department or hire specialists on their own. MDR’s service not only monitors IT infrastructure 24/7 and enables a rapid response when suspicious activity is detected, but also focuses on minimizing the impact of the incident and quickly restoring the network to safe operation.

Security Operations Center (SOC) is a centralized team of experts overseeing an organization’s cyber security. The on-site or outsourced service includes monitoring a client’s IT infrastructure (servers, databases, endpoint devices, network applications, websites, and more) and detecting, responding to, and preventing cyber threats. A team with specialized tools and knowledge of the latest methods used by cybercriminals identifies infrastructure vulnerabilities and protects client resources. SOC is thus a key component of IT security strategy.

The 360 MDR service uses a variety of tools and technologies to ensure the security of IT infrastructure. SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) collects and analyzes data from various sources to detect anomalies and threats. EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) monitors and analyzes endpoint devices to detect and respond to threats. NDR (Network Detection and Response) monitors and analyzes network traffic to detect suspicious activity and network attacks. MDR also uses a variety of other tools that enable it to, among other things, automate responses to security incidents and monitor networks for threats and anomalies.