MANAGED DETECTION AND RESPONSE
Gain complete control over cyber threats with our MDR platform. Secure, cross-platform coverage provides AI-driven threat detection, SOC-led incident response, rich security analytics, and 24/7 monitoring — all through one intuitive interface. Secure your data, minimize risk, and act quickly before a threat can cause damage.
Manage all alerts, investigations, and actions in one place. Stay on top of investigation tasks, track status, and ensure rapid threat response with minimal burden on your team.
Efficient.
Insightful.
Accurate.
Inside the MDR Engine
Explore how our MDR platform seamlessly processes security events — from real-time detection to automated triage and expert-driven decisions.
MDR Processes Security Events
Detection Engine generates security Alerts
Playbook Engine automates Alert enrichment and Triage:
ISSP
Client
The analyst reviews alerts and decides if client action is needed.
Oversees the entire process flow.
but engages only with specific analyses
Triage analysis complete;
Alert closed or Incident escalated.
Focus on what Matters
and Engage
Interactive alerts
View
Get a complete real-time view of your security landscape. Filter, sort, and analyze alerts for faster decision-making and precise response.
Deep dive into every alert
Consolidate all threat intelligence
in a unified workflow:
Structured incident metadata, automated task orchestration, analyses results, raw event data, forensic artifacts and detection outcome seamlessly integrated full situational context.
Empower your
security operations:
Accelerate incident triage, conduct deep investigations, and orchestrate response activities at scale through secure collaboration and actionable intelligence.
From Detection to Response
Analyze alerts and contextualize incidents with precision. Access everything from high-level threat summaries to detailed alert data in a unified view, enabling informed decisions, quicker investigations, and effective Incident Response.
Service Reliability & Health Monitoring
Our MDR platform continuously monitors the performance and health of all connected event sources—including endpoint sensors, network devices, and cloud connectors—to ensure uninterrupted telemetry flow and accurate, real-time threat detection across your entire infrastructure.
We track critical service metrics such as MTTD and MTTR, along with SLA compliance, to provide full visibility into the efficiency and reliability of our threat response. This continuous monitoring helps maintain strong security coverage while minimizing operational risk and downtime.
Support case handling is embedded directly within the platform, enabling seamless issue resolution and a stable service experience - all from a single interface.
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What is the Penetration Testing?A Penetration Test also known as a Pentest is a professional cybersecurity assessment that emulates the attacker's technics in compromising the target infrastructure. By holding a Pentest, you would practically define the weakest points of your infrastructure and be equipped with actionable information on mitigating discovered vulnerabilities and threats. Today, Pentest is considered to be one of the universal type of cybersecurity assessments, which proofs to third-parties that you care about your security.
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How do I know that I need a Pentest?Top three reasons to start planning a Pentest: 1) If you have never carried out a Pentest or had one a long time ago, there are no doubts that it would be beneficial to plan an assessment now. 2) Most regulators and compliance standards in cybersecurity require to have a Pentest at least on the annual basis 3) If you have just made significant changes in your IT infrastructure, the vulnerability landscape should have significantly changed and you should update your awareness
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How to define the cost per Pentest engagement?Once you defined that you need a Pentest, you would already know the key drivers and infrastructure elements a Pentester should focus on. A qualitative Pentest engagement is always a manually handcrafted piece of work, which utilizes tens and hundreds of special tools and services to maximize the vulnerability detection rate. Essentially, the cost structure for the Pentest is assembled from the certified ethical hacker's efforts and the tools, which are used for the particular engagement. For Enterprises the rule of thumb is that a Pentest engagement during the year shall not exceed 10% of the IT budget, while for SMEs these costs could be more significant compared to usual spending for IT. The best way to define the exact cost is to define the goals and develop a technical scope jointly with a Penetration Testing team of your choice.
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What You Get in the Report?Your penetration testing report will contain: An Executive Summary for key decision-makers with no technical background, containing high-level results and what needs to be fixed immediately A Technical Summary with specific findings A description of successful attack vectors, demonstrating what vulnerabilities were exploited (and how) to penetrate the infrastructure Recommendations for remediation and risk management
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When you need penetration testing?You had a breach, recovered, and now want to outline other possible attack scenarios You are about to release a major upgrade to your web app or you have developed your first mobile app and are about to launch it on the App Store or Google Play Store Your IT infrastructure was heavily rebuilt after you switched to working from home and needs to be assessed To win a deal, your client/partner/investor demands that you demonstrate cybersecurity compliance A regulator requests that you regularly perform pentesting Your most recent pentests were all delivered by your current service provider, so it’s a good time to change the attacker’s view and double-check previous results You want to start taking care of cybersecurity, and pentesting is an easy way to start
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