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
Mission-Driven Security: What Standard Chartered's CISO Playbook Teaches Defenders About AI-Era Banking Defense
Standard Chartered's group CISO reveals how AI is reshaping both attack and defense in global banking — and why security leaders must become business strategists, not just technologists.
Jewelbug APT Hack-for-Hire Operations: Defending Against Chinese State-Adjacent Intrusion and Crypto Fraud TTPs
Broadcom researchers link the Chinese APT Jewelbug to hack-for-hire and crypto fraud operations — blurring the line between espionage and financially motivated intrusion. Here's how to detect and contain it.
OAuth Token Theft in Google Workspace: Detecting and Breaking the Modern Attack Chain
Attackers are bypassing phishing entirely by abusing stolen OAuth tokens to enter Gmail, Drive, and connected SaaS. Here's how to detect and contain it.
Evooo1Bot Linux Botnet: Detecting and Remediating Mirai-Variant SOCKS5 Relay Infections on Routers and IoT Devices
New Mirai-based Evooo1Bot botnet hijacks internet-facing routers and Linux devices as SOCKS5 traffic relays. Detection rules, hunting queries, and hardening steps inside.
CVE-2025-3248 and the Agentic AI Threat Cluster: Langflow Exploitation, Autonomous Attack Campaigns, and Defensive Countermeasures
Tenable RSO confirms seven agentic AI incidents, including a near-autonomous attack on Taiwan government systems and CVE-2025-3248 Langflow exploitation. Patch and hunt now.
CVE-2026-59700 & CVE-2026-59701: Siemens Simcenter Femap BMP Parsing Flaws — Detection and Remediation Guide
Two BMP file-parsing vulnerabilities in Siemens Simcenter Femap enable crashes and potential code execution. Engineering and critical manufacturing teams must patch to v2606.0001 now.
Clop Claims 89GB Data Theft from Shell: Defending Against Mass Extortion-Style Exfiltration
Shell is investigating a potential breach after the Clop extortion gang claimed theft of 89GB of data. Here's how to detect and stop mass data exfiltration before it becomes an extortion event.
CVE-2026-57262 & CVE-2026-57263: Siemens LOGO! Soft Comfort Project-File Encryption Flaws — Detection and Remediation Guide
Siemens LOGO! Soft Comfort versions before 9 allow local attackers to extract encryption master keys and crack unsalted project passwords, exposing critical PLC logic. Patch now.
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