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As threats have grown in number, they've also matured and become increasingly complex. They take advantage of the diverse attack paths, such as a company's business applications, IT configurations, and email. EmberSec's MDR services combine human and threat intelligence to provide customized visibility and prevention capabilities optimized to protect your applications, your network, and your endpoints. The result: a faster investigation of threats, accurate guidance on response processes, and the elimination of false positives.
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Evolution of Managed Security
Out-of-the-box solutions simply cannot keep up with the pace by which threats evolve. Traditional Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) provide scope and understanding of your network, but not the means to isolate and defend against the specific adversaries targeting your enterprise. Instead, look to Managed Detection & Response (MDR) as a holistic, highly specialized solution. EmberSec's MDR solution is built upon four key security vectors to provide deeper insights and support full-spectrum coverage for your network environment.
Endpoint Detection & ResponseEndpoint Detection and Response provides visibility and prevention capability on your endpoints, whether they are virtual, physical, or cloud instances. Each enterprise has differing business applications and IT configurations; therefore, different attack vectors. If an advanced attack occurs, and AV and NGAV are not able to block it, traditional security teams may not be aware that a security incident is happening, and will not have the information to investigate and respond to the attack.
EmberSec's Endpoint Detection and Response service provide visibility coupled with the ability to reach out to contain and investigate an attack. 
Continuous Monitoring
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Network Security Monitoring (NSM)Active monitoring of your network is vital in stopping attackers before they can do severe damage to your companies reputation. Keeping up with new threats can seem an impossible task until you consider what it takes to defend against them. Not all threats are created equal, but not all defenses are created equal either.
EmberSec tailors a strategy specific to the threats for each organization. One size fits all security doesn't work. Using this approach enhances your information security capabilities by providing analysis of how your network is connected, identifies blind spots, location of potential risk, and sensitive data. 
Email Threat ProtectionEmail is one of the common attack vectors and for a good reason.
It's undeniable that users are susceptible to "clicking-links" and opening attachments that can provide adversaries with the most vital pieces to breaking into your infrastructure and gaining a permanent foothold. By utilizing our Email Threat Protection (ETP) services, you can filter out threats and build safety measures to contain the damage caused by advanced adversaries. According to the most recent threat survey by the cybersecurity firm Proofpoint, ETP is a vital protection investment that every company can make as email is the primary attack vector for hacking and fraud. From 2017 to 2018, email-based attacks on businesses increased by 476%, |
Driver's Of MDRMDR elevates your cybersecurity strategy by adding some quiet to your daily business operations. As cybersecurity has become synonymous with the online World, the constant flow of new information and the continuous assaults on your enterprise can wear down on other aspects of your business. With tailored MDR services and expert analysis and monitoring, you'll be relieved from the noise of these persistent interruptions.
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Cost SavingsMDR specialists bring a higher level of efficiency, and leverage cutting-edge tools and technology to save you the task of building and retaining an in-house SOC team.
Comprehensive SecurityTo complement our MDR analyses is a fully detailed playbook covering all types of threats and adversarial encounters, not just alerts for everyday happenings.
Mitigation StrategyMDR is designed with your cyber resiliency in mind and includes processes and procedures for handling breach mitigation and remediation.
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