Cybersecurity · MDR
Stop ransomware with managed detection and response
Ransomware rarely appears out of nowhere. Attackers get in, look around and then encrypt everything, often over a weekend. Managed detection and response (MDR) pairs security software on every device with people who watch the alerts, so the attack is spotted and the device isolated before your files are locked.
- MBE certifiedNMSDC
- i-SIGMA memberSecure data destruction
- CSDS-ledCertified Secure Data Specialist
- NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2Aligned media sanitization
What you get
Ransomware is in half of breaches
Ransomware appeared in 48% of breaches in the 2026 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, up from 44%.
More than antivirus
Behavior-based detection catches attacks that signature antivirus misses.
Humans on the alerts
Alerts are reviewed and acted on, not left in a dashboard.
Contain fast
An affected device can be isolated from the network to stop spread.
Find your gaps before an auditor does
A free IT & security assessment: we review your devices, Microsoft 365, backups and policies, then give you a plain-English action list.
Frequently asked questions
What is MDR?
A managed service that monitors endpoint security alerts, investigates threats and responds to contain them.
How is MDR different from antivirus?
Antivirus blocks known malware. MDR adds behavior detection plus people who investigate and respond.
Do I need MDR and ITDR?
They cover different doors. MDR watches your devices; ITDR watches your Microsoft 365 accounts. Attackers use both, so firms that handle client data should have both.
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Find your gaps before an auditor does
A free IT & security assessment: we review your devices, Microsoft 365, backups and policies, then give you a plain-English action list.