Stop threats before they stop you with MDR.

MDR (Managed Detection and Response) goes beyond basic monitoring. It puts an expert, 24/7 security team in charge who actively manages your defenses, detects threats, and responds to incidents - so you don’t have to.

Why do I need MDR?

Due to cost constraints, most SMBs could protect themselves before and after an attack - and not much more. MDR has changed all that. Small and medium-sized companies can now enjoy the same 24/7 monitoring that only enterprise businesses with in-house teams could afford before.

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Continuous Security Monitoring

Our team will constantly monitor your network, systems, and applications for suspicious activity using advanced tools like SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) to keep your business safe.

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Threat Detection and Analyses

MDR goes beyond just monitoring. Security analysts with expertise in the latest cyber threats will analyze the detected activities to determine if they are legitimate or malicious.

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Efficient Incident Response and Management

When a real security incident is identified, the MDR team has a well-established process for responding quickly and efficiently, minimizing the damage.

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Security Reporting and Recommendations

We will generate regular reports that detail identified threats, actions taken, and overall security posture, providing valuable insights and recommendations for further security improvements.

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NIST-Aligned Security For Every Stage of Your Journey

Site2 safeguards your business using the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, a proven approach for managing cyber risks. Our team leverages advanced tools and deep NIST knowledge to implement all five core functions: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover.

Identify

The foundation of good cybersecurity practices.

The Identify stage in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework focuses on understanding your organization's cybersecurity posture. By understanding your assets, business context, and potential threats, you can make informed decisions about how to protect your organization.

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  • Vulnerability Scans & Reporting
  • RMM
  • Gap Analysis & Reports
  • Pen Testing
Protect

Proactive protection designed for modern workplaces.

During the Protect phase of the NIST framework, the Site2 team will focus on implementing safeguards to minimize the impact of potential cyberattacks. This might involve setting up access controls to restrict who can access data, training employees to identify phishing attempts, and deploying security software to encrypt sensitive information.

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  • RMM
  • EDR
  • Patch Management
  • Anti-Virus
  • MDM
Detect

The key to a good response is early detection.

The Detect stage in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework is all about spotting threats before they cause significant damage.out how to protect your organization.

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  • MFA
  • Email Encryption
  • Firewall
  • RMM
  • Phishing Training
Respond

Take action and mitigate the impact of a cyberattack.

This phase involves implementing the organization’s incident response plan, which outlines specific steps to isolate the affected systems, eradicate the threat, and restore normal operations. Key activities within the Respond phase include containing the breach to prevent further damage, investigating the incident to understand its root cause, recovering systems and data, and communicating with stakeholders about the incident and its impact.

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  • 24/7 Monitoring & Alerting
  • Endpoint Detection & Response
  • SIEM
Recover

Get back to business.

The Recover phase of a cybersecurity framework is focused on restoring systems and data to their pre-incident state after a successful response to a cyberattack. This phase involves rebuilding compromised systems, restoring lost or corrupted data, and implementing measures to prevent future incidents. Key activities within the Recover phase include restoring systems from backups, updating security controls to address vulnerabilities exploited in the attack, and conducting a post-incident review to identify lessons learned and improve future response efforts.

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  • Acronis
  • Cold/Hot Standby
  • Recovery Exercises

24/7 monitoring by a team of experts.

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Act - Don’t React

MDR goes beyond monitoring, actively hunting threats before they strike. This proactive approach minimizes damage and keeps your business running smoothly.

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Industry-leading Expertise

You gain access to a team of cybersecurity specialists who are constantly learning and adapting to the latest threats. They can identify and respond to complex attacks that in-house teams might miss.

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24/7 Vigilance

MDR provides continuous monitoring, ensuring your network is protected even outside of regular business hours. This gives you peace of mind, knowing your systems are always under watchful eyes.

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Smarter, More Scalable Security

MDR offers a scalable solution that adapts to your needs. You avoid the high costs of hiring and training in-house security while still receiving advanced protection.

Actively defend your business from threats with an expert crew.

Our MDR provides expert, 24/7 threat hunting and response, letting you focus on your business without worrying about cyberattacks.

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