Extended Detection and Response (XDR)
Managed Extended Detection and Response takes industry-leading XDR platforms and combines them with the full team of Tesserent 24x7 SOC specialists in New Zealand.
Reimagine your XDR solution with Tesserent Managed XDR
How we can assist:
- XDR as a platform provides next-level visibility, which has become a critical need in the new era. Elevate your XDR investment and achieve a new depth of monitoring and detection across your environment.
- The solution is about more than just technology. Our people are experts in their areas of specialisation. Their deep engagement with your people and your organisation empowers them to have precision and agility when detecting unusual activities anywhere in your environment.
- Our technology and expertise are industry-leading and free of constraints often imposed when detection platforms are internally manufactured (think major software vendors). We review our detection platforms regularly and limit the number we support. We know the best solutions deeply and provide a comprehensive and thoughtful approach.
- Prevention is critical. Our team will ensure timely prevention, detection, and response to security incidents specific to source, time of day, or attack vector.
- Protection against various attack types, from commodity malware to sophisticated attacks, all in one service.
- Broaden your capabilities by collaborating with certified cybersecurity experts, offering industry-leading security solutions.
- Rapidly achieve high-level protection by integrating our industry-leading vulnerability management and breach credential monitoring services.
Challenges We Address
Running an effective Security Operations Centre.
The complexity of running your own 24/7 SOC can be a distraction from your business’s core purpose. Avoid the hassle of coordinating IT resources, maintaining compliance and managing your security in a comprehensive, cost-effective way by partnering with us. Our team has specialised training and skills allowing you to stay agile rather than hiring, training, and developing staff.
Managing your security program.
Being in control means having the right information at the right time. A good detection and response program will ensure you maintain the highest standards across your Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) activities. Our IT security experts offer decades of experience dealing with breaches of varying sizes and scales.
Detecting and responding to common threats and attacks.
The greatest challenge for businesses today is the rapid detection and response to threats. Malicious attacks, including malware, phishing, ransomware, DDoS and social engineering attacks can escalate quickly, becoming a major breach. The PR and regulatory implications can be devastating. We bring together the right people, processes and technology to protect your organisation.
We don't just detect - we respond, remediate and recover for you.
Tesserent’s extended detection and response (XDR) service is managed by real people (utilising Gartner-leading technologies) to detect malicious activity on your network. Our Managed XDR Service typically acts as a remote extension of your own IT and security team. The Security Operations Centre (SOC) team comprises qualified security specialists and analysts dedicated to delivering your business personalised and effective data-driven processes & playbooks.
Frequently asked questions about XDR
What is XDR?
XDR stands for Extended Detection and Response. Its function is to gather, analyse and correlate data across several different security elements, including endpoint, network, cloud, and server. It allows organisations to detect and analyse security incidents quickly to respond effectively and reduce the potential damage caused by the attack.
What is MDR?
A Managed Detection and Response solution (MDR) is a managed security service that provides monitoring, detection, and response to security threats across an organisation's entire infrastructure. An MDR solution utilises technologies such as SIEM and EDR to fulfil this service.
What’s the difference between MDR and XDR?
While MDR focuses on the endpoints of your network - such as servers, monitors, users, traffic and data; XDR monitors all of those things across your entire network and IT infrastructure.
A Managed Detection and Response solution (MDR) is a managed security service that provides monitoring, detection, and response to security threats across an organisation's entire infrastructure. An MDR solution utilises technologies such as SIEM and EDR to fulfil this service.
XDR stands for Extended Detection and Response. Its function is to gather, analyse and correlate data across a number of different security elements, including endpoint, network, cloud, and server. It allows organisations to detect and analyse security incidents quickly to respond effectively and reduce the potential damage caused by the attack.
What is EDR?
An Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is an endpoint security solution that protects an organisation's endpoints (such as laptops, servers, and mobile devices) from malicious activity and allows defence teams to respond to threats quickly.
What’s the difference between MDR, XDR and EDR?
This trio represents three levels of solutions. EDR focuses on endpoint protection via equipment and devices, while MDR focuses on a bigger suite of endpoints across your network - such as servers, monitors, users, traffic and data; XDR monitors all of those things across your entire network and IT infrastructure.
A Managed Detection and Response solution (MDR) is a managed security service that monitors, detects, and responds to security threats across an organisation's entire infrastructure. An MDR solution utilises technologies such as SIEM and EDR to fulfil this service.
XDR stands for Extended Detection and Response. Its function is to gather, analyse and correlate data across a number of different security elements, including endpoint, network, cloud, and server. It allows organisations to detect and analyse security incidents quickly to respond effectively and reduce the potential damage caused by the attack.
An Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is an endpoint security solution that protects an organisation's endpoints (such as laptops, servers, and mobile devices) from malicious activity and allows defence teams to respond quickly to threats.
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