We work on the front of the reporting timeline.
Every US cyber reporting rule assumes you know what happened. MDR Detect makes sure you do, early enough for counsel, the CFO and the board to act within the deadline.
Regulators set the clock. Detection decides how much of it you have.
In four years, US cyber regulation has moved from "notify when practical" to fixed clocks: 72 hours under CIRCIA once its rule takes effect, four business days at the SEC, 36 hours for banks, 30 days under California's breach law. The deadlines are short, but the real constraint is earlier. Hours are lost to alerts that wait for Monday, logs that expired, and investigations that cannot say what was affected.
MDR Detect is a managed detection and response service designed around that problem. Our analysts monitor your environment around the clock, investigate from raw telemetry, and hand decision-makers a fact pattern they can use: scope, impact, timeline, evidence.
Four commitments.
Ownership
Every incident has a named analyst, a timeline and a sign-off. You know who is handling it and when it is resolved.
Sovereignty
Your logs are your evidence. They stay in your environment, under your retention policy, available to your auditors.
Precision
We report in terms counsel and auditors can use: what happened, what was affected, what we did, and what we do not yet know.
Fit
We work with the security stack you already run across IT, OT and cloud, without rip-and-replace projects.
Organizations that answer to a regulator.
Our clients include critical infrastructure operators, financial institutions, healthcare organizations, public companies and merchants handling card data. The common factor is accountability: a CISO or CIO who will one day explain an incident to a regulator, an auditor or a board.
When that conversation happens, they speak to a senior analyst who did the work, not an account manager reading a ticket.