Managed Detection and Response, powered by SentinelOne
Traditional antivirus isn't enough against today's attacks. NexGenGuard's Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service combines SentinelOne's AI-driven endpoint protection with a 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) — skilled analysts who monitor alerts, investigate suspicious activity and respond to threats around the clock.
How our MDR / SOC service protects you
- Advanced threat detection. SentinelOne uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify and stop malicious activity in real time — before it can cause harm.
- 24/7 Security Operations Center. Cybersecurity analysts continuously monitor alerts so detected threats are investigated and addressed immediately, day or night.
- Automated incident response. SentinelOne can automatically isolate an affected device to stop a threat from spreading, while our team investigates and remediates.
- Threat intelligence. Continuous global threat intelligence keeps defenses current against new and emerging attacks.
- Beyond antivirus. Behavioral analysis and threat hunting catch sophisticated attacks that slip past conventional defenses.
- Clear reporting. Regular reports on detected threats, response actions and vulnerabilities so you understand your risk.
Why MDR matters for small businesses
Attacks like ransomware often happen at night or over weekends, when nobody is watching. Building an in-house security team is out of reach for most small businesses. MDR gives you that capability as a service — expert eyes on your systems 24 hours a day, without the cost of hiring a security staff.
What is the difference between antivirus and MDR?
Antivirus tries to block known bad files. MDR adds behavioral detection, automated containment and human analysts who investigate and respond to threats 24/7.
Will MDR slow down our computers?
SentinelOne is designed to be lightweight. Most users never notice it running.