In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, where threats loom around every digital corner and arrive in “Zero-Days”, Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services have become a lifeline for MSPs. MDR providers promise to detect and respond to cyber threats efficiently. However, there’s a lingering question we must address: What good is MDR if the “R” is simply an alert? What good is MDR if all you get is an incident report that enables YOU to respond?
Let’s face it, you’ve invested in a stack of cybersecurity tools designed to prevent and detect threats, and your MDR vendor is part of that lineup. But what happens when the inevitable occurs and your organization faces a real breach? Are you left to fend for yourself?
Seceon is changing the narrative. Real-time remediation is the game-changer here. Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond – these are the four pillars of a robust cybersecurity strategy. So, why would you try to automate the first three and neglect the fourth, which might just be the most crucial?
Let’s acknowledge a fundamental truth: It’s not a matter of “if” but “when” your organization will experience a breach. Cyber threats continue to evolve and adapt, making breaches an unfortunate reality. In this landscape, it’s not enough to rely solely on detection, prevention, and an alert telling you what is happening. You must be prepared to respond and, more importantly, remediate the breach swiftly and effectively.
Seceon understands that cybersecurity is not just about identifying and stopping threats. It’s about closing the loop, ensuring that when a breach occurs, it can be contained, and the damage can be mitigated as swiftly as possible. Real-time remediation is about taking immediate action through automation to limit the impact of a breach, reducing downtime, data loss, and potential damage to your reputation.
So, why is remediation often overlooked in the MDR landscape? Perhaps it’s because some organizations focus too heavily on building walls and not enough on what happens when those walls are breached. Automation and rapid response are key to minimizing the fallout of a breach, and Seceon’s approach is a testament to that. And with a visual playbook designer, automating responses is as simple as dragging a response into the workflow.
MDR is not just about detection and prevention and alerting; it’s about being prepared for the “when.” Seceon‘s commitment to real-time remediation is a game-changer in the cybersecurity world. So, when you ask the “elephant in the room” question about MDR, remember that having the tools to respond and remediate a breach is not just good practice; it’s essential for safeguarding your organization’s digital assets in an increasingly dangerous online landscape.
Why does this matter? Because everyone is an MSSP now: MSP Vs MSSP is there a distinction anymore?
