The cost of not acting
While an alert waits to be picked up, the attack keeps advancing.
A picture of SEK's operation before AI MDR
More than two and a half hours between the alert and the first acknowledgement. The window between compromise and impact shortens every year, and manual triage can't keep up.
Two out of every three alerts investigated were not a real threat. The most experienced analyst spent more time discarding noise than hunting threats.
Six hours to contain. Long enough to map the network, escalate privileges and establish persistence. The problem is rarely detecting late — it's responding late.
What's included
Six detection and response fronts
Measured evolution
The evolution measured in our own operation
SEK does not only offer this model: it also runs on it.
Demonstration
The AI-driven MDR flow, in motion
From the raw alert to containment, inside the operation's console. Press play.
MDR cycle
From data to containment
Log normalisation and correlation. Radar, Google SecOps, XDR, XSIAM and EDR.
Threat intelligence and IOC enrichment. Automatic 24/7 triage.
Threat hunting by attack indicator, rule engineering and refinement.
Escalation with an immediate report. Automation with human validation on critical incidents.
Response, root-cause analysis and action coordinated with the client.
Next step
Start with the diagnosis
Fifty minutes with a specialist to measure your detection and response capability and what to prioritise first.