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
CISA & FBI Joint Advisory: Securing Industrial Refrigeration Controllers from Active Global Attacks
US federal agencies warn of active global attacks targeting industrial refrigeration controllers and cold chain monitoring systems. Immediate action required for healthcare, chemical, and food sector defenders.
ISC Stormcast November 9, 2026: Daily Threat Briefing — Turning Open-Source Intelligence into SOC Action
The SANS Internet Storm Center's daily Stormcast distills emerging threats into minutes. Here's how SOC teams should operationalize it before the next shift begins.
FATF Warns of Scam Compounds: How SOC Teams Can Detect and Disrupt Romance Scam Infrastructure in 2026
The FATF has issued new guidance targeting the surge in scam compounds running romance scams and pig-butchering operations. Financial institutions and SOC teams must now align detection and AML controls with these evolving fraud typologies to prevent massive consumer losses and regulatory exposure.
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa $133M Fraudulent Transaction Heist: Detection and Hardening Playbook for Financial SOC Teams
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa's reported $133M cyber-enabled fraudulent transaction heist shows how attackers bypass perimeter defenses to abuse banking payment workflows — here's how to detect and stop it.
Securing Industrial Refrigeration Systems: U.S. Warning on Cold-Chain Attacks Threatening Fires and Inventory Losses
Industrial refrigeration and cold-chain systems worldwide are being targeted by threat actors exploiting unpatched or internet-exposed controllers—risks include service disruption, fire hazards, and massive inventory loss.
Storm-3358 Deploys ARTEX Agentic AI Against Financial Sector: A Defensive Guide
Financial institutions are under attack by Storm-3358 using the agentic AI framework ARTEX to automate intrusions. Learn how to detect and remediate AI-driven threats.
Securing the AI Portfolio: Defending Against Vendor Monetization Risks and AI-Powered Pricing Attacks
Software vendors leveraging AI to monetize multi-product portfolios introduce new attack surfaces and business logic risks. Learn how to detect and mitigate AI-driven pricing manipulation and portfolio confusion.
Defending Against AI-Augmented Adversaries: Detection and Hardening Guide for 2026
AI agents are automating vulnerability discovery and accelerating offensive operations. Learn how SOC teams can detect AI-enabled attack patterns and harden defenses against machine-speed threats.
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