MDR Intelligence Hub
Resources on Managed Detection & Response — what effective MDR looks like, how providers differ, and what the detection layer needs to cover to be effective against modern attack techniques.
What This Hub Covers
MDR (Managed Detection & Response) is one of the fastest-growing security service categories — and one of the most inconsistently defined. Some providers call it MDR when they're really doing monitoring with email alerts. Others offer full threat hunting, forensics, and hands-on containment under the same label.
This hub is for security leaders, IT managers, and business owners trying to make sense of what MDR actually includes, what questions to ask providers, and how to evaluate whether detection coverage is actually keeping pace with attack techniques.
We also write here about the detection capabilities organizations commonly overlook — identity-based attacks, cloud workload threats, and post-exploitation techniques that bypass endpoint-only monitoring. Good MDR covers all of it.
Explore the articles below, or contact us to discuss what MDR looks like for your specific environment.
Latest MDR Articles
Strategic Security Governance: Bridging the CISO-Board Communication Gap
Escalating threats have board attention, but communication gaps persist. Learn how to align executive leadership with defensive reality.
"The Com" Extremist Crackdown: Detection Strategies for Europol's URL Takedown
Europol flags 4,340 URLs linked to nihilistic extremist network 'The Com'. Defenders must update web filters and monitor for insider threat indicators.
Chick-fil-A Credential Stuffing Attack: Automated Account Takeover Detection & Defense
Credential stuffing hits Chick-fil-A, compromising 13,000 accounts. Defend against automated account takeovers now.
Hotel Wi-Fi DNS Hijacking: Defending Against Microsoft 365 Credential Harvesting
Attackers are hijacking hotel Wi-Fi DNS settings to serve fake Microsoft 365 login pages. Learn detection and defense strategies.
In-Memory Malware Assembly via Malvertising: Defense Against Fileless Browser Attacks
Active campaigns use fake crypto sites to assemble malware directly in browser memory. Defend against this fileless malvertising threat.
UAC-0099 MATCHBOIL.V2 Campaign: Defending Against Fake Notepad++ Plugins
CERT-UA warns UAC-0099 is weaponizing fake Notepad++ plugins to deploy MATCHBOIL.V2. Detect and block this threat now.
Defending Against DevMan RaaS: Detecting Funky Mantis Build Operations
Operators of the DevMan RaaS (Funky Mantis) are using a centralized web portal for payload generation. Detect build activity and C2 now.
Real-Time Insurance Account Hijacking: Defending Against AiTM Social Engineering
Insurance sector faces real-time hijacking via evolved social engineering. Defend against AiTM attacks and credential theft.
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