Security-Managed Detection And Response
Winner:
BitDefender Managed Detection and Response
BitDefender recently made its Managed Detection and Response offering available to MSP partners, bringing together Bitdefender’s detection and prevention engines with the company’s 24x7 security operation in Texas as a pairing that can be leveraged by MSPs. The offering provides network traffic analysis, endpoint protection and security analytics along with threat hunting from experienced analysts. Specific capabilities include a Human Risk Analytics module, which evaluates and reports on the risk that is associated with weak passwords, misconfiguration and employees; high-risk target-monitoring services, delivering protection from threats such as whale phishing (a phishing attack targeting prominent individuals) and business email compromise for key individuals such as executives; and dark web monitoring to uncover stolen customer data and detection of previous breaches.
Finalists:
Blackpoint Cyber SNAP Defense
Blackpoint Cyber’s SNAP Defense is a 24/7 Security Operations Center that offers real-time threat hunting, breach detection and the ability to take action and stop threats with a full response rather than just an alert. SNAP Defense detects hacker activity in the network and infrastructure and the SOC responds by disabling the network interface on the infected host.
BlueVoyant Managed Detection and Response for Microsoft Defender
BlueVoyant’s Managed Detection and Response integrates frontline expertise and comprehensive threat data analytics with Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection, ultimately providing customized threat response and remediation in real time. BlueVoyant MDR helps Microsoft Defender ATP customers to defend against attacks that bypass preventative controls.
Open Systems Managed Detection and Response
Open Systems’ cloud-native Managed Detection and Response combines 24/7 monitoring, AI automation and the expertise of the company’s security engineers. The service eliminates the need for enterprises to add additional security engineers or to build and staff their own SOCs.
