Threat Detection & Response

Cyber threats don’t clock off—neither do we.

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Next-gen endpoint security that’s got your back.

Our advanced threat detection and response service is a cut above your off-the-peg antivirus.

We combine AI-powered Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), expert-led Managed Detection and Response (MDR), and full-spectrum XDR (Extended Detection and Response) to stop threats in their tracks - then we step in to investigate and take remedial action.

Whether you're in the office or on the move, we’ve got your endpoints covered.

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Enhancing your cybersecurity with smart AI and smart people

Our threat detection and response services combine the best of always-alert and intelligent AI monitoring, detection and initial response with our expert teams to explain what happened, why and what needs to be done next.

Our solutions use machine learning to detect threats before they can do harm

Beyond traditional antivirus, we protect against unknown and emerging threats.

Immediate action is taken to isolate and neutralise threats, keeping your business safe.

Receive detailed threat analysis to understand and fortify your security measures.

Continuously updated to defend against the latest cyber threats

Threat Detection & Response FAQs

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What is EDR?

EDR stands for Endpoint Detection and Response. Think of it as a super-smart security guard for your devices—laptops, desktops, servers, you name it. Instead of waiting for known viruses to show up, EDR uses AI to spot dodgy behaviour and stop threats in their tracks—even if they’ve never been seen before

What is MDR?

MDR means Managed Detection and Response. It’s like having a team of cyber bodyguards watching over your network 24/7. They use EDR tools to spot threats and jump into action when something looks off. Great if you don’t have a full-time security team in-house.

What is XDR?

XDR stands for Extended Detection and Response. It’s EDR’s big brother. While EDR watches your endpoints, XDR keeps an eye on everything—emails, cloud apps, networks, and more. It pulls all the data together to give you the full picture and respond faster and smarter.

What is SIEM?

SIEM (pronounced “seem”) stands for Security Information and Event Management. It’s like a security control room that collects data from all your systems—firewalls, servers, apps—and uses clever analytics to spot threats and alert you. It’s especially handy for compliance and forensic investigations

How do they all work together?

Imagine this: EDR is your smart alarm system, MDR is your security team, XDR is your full CCTV and motion sensor setup, and SIEM is the command centre pulling it all together. When combined, they give you layered, proactive protection that’s way more effective than old-school antivirus.

How does EDR and the like differ from antivirus?

Unlike traditional antivirus, EDR provides comprehensive protection by using advanced technologies to detect and neutralise both known and unknown threats.

Can EDR etc protect against zero-day attacks?

Yes, EDR is designed to identify and mitigate zero-day threats by analysing behaviour rather than relying solely on known threat signatures.

How does EDR respond to detected threats?

EDR solutions isolate the threat, analyse its behaviour, and then take appropriate action to neutralise it, all in real-time.

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Our latest stats

(Aug 2025)

54min

Average time to response

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Average time to resolution

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Customer satisfaction score (CSAT)

89

NPS score (scale -100 to 100)

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