Managed Detection and Response:
24/7 SOC as a Service
Stop waiting for alarms to go off. We evaluate and negotiate enterprise-grade MDR and SOC-as-a-Service solutions that actively hunt, detect, and isolate cyber threats around the clock—at zero cost to your IT budget.
Why Building an In-House SOC is Unsustainable
Building a fully staffed, 24/7/365 Security Operations Center (SOC) internally requires massive capital investment in SIEM software, data storage, and a roster of highly specialized Tier 3 security analysts. For the vast majority of mid-market and enterprise organizations, this is financially impossible.
Instead, IT teams deploy fragmented security tools (firewalls, antivirus, email filters) that generate thousands of daily automated alerts. This leads to severe “alert fatigue,” where critical, active breaches are buried beneath mountains of false positives until it is too late.
As an agnostic technology broker, Alamo Telecom helps you consume the SOC rather than build it. We map your network environment and source Managed Detection and Response (MDR) providers who ingest your telemetry, investigate alerts in real-time, and guarantee remote threat containment.
24/7 SOC & Active Threat Hunting
Our MDR partners don’t just wait for a firewall alarm to trigger. We procure Security Operations Centers staffed by elite analysts who actively hunt for anomalous behavior within your network. By ingesting telemetry from your endpoints, cloud environments, and network logs, they identify advanced persistent threats (APTs) that bypass traditional antivirus software.
- 24/7/365 “Eyes on Glass” monitoring
- Elimination of false positives and alert fatigue
- Behavioral analytics and anomaly detection
Automated Threat Containment
Detection is useless without an immediate response. We source MDR solutions that offer remote threat suppression. When ransomware or lateral movement is detected, the SOC analysts have the authorization and tools to instantly isolate the compromised endpoint or sever network access, containing the blast radius before your business operations are impacted.
- Guaranteed Mean Time to Contain (MTTC) SLAs
- Remote endpoint isolation and network severing
- Digital forensics and root-cause analysis reporting
What We Source for Your Security Posture
Extended Detection (XDR)
- Multi-signal telemetry ingestion
- Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)
- Network Traffic Analysis (NTA)
- Cloud workload monitoring
- Identity and Active Directory mapping
SIEM & Log Aggregation
- Centralized log management
- Automated threat intelligence feeds
- Custom parsing and alert tuning
- Long-term log retention and storage
- Real-time dashboard visibility
Compliance & Risk
- SOC2, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS readiness
- CMMC compliance frameworks
- Automated audit reporting generation
- Vulnerability scanning and patching
- Executive risk-posture reviews
Frequently Asked MDR Questions
What is the difference between an MSSP and MDR?
A Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) generally focuses on managing your firewalls, pushing policy updates, and forwarding alerts to your team. Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is an active, threat-hunting service where analysts investigate the telemetry and have the authority to actually contain and suppress the threat remotely.
Does MDR replace my firewall or antivirus?
No. Your firewalls and endpoint protection (like SentinelOne or CrowdStrike) generate the signals and telemetry. MDR acts as the “brain,” ingesting all the data from those tools, correlating anomalous events across your network, and providing the human response to stop a breach.
What is the difference between EDR and XDR?
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) focuses solely on securing individual laptops, desktops, and servers. Extended Detection and Response (XDR) integrates data from endpoints, cloud environments, identity providers (like Azure AD), and network traffic to provide a unified view of your entire attack surface.
How is MDR/SOC as a Service priced?
Pricing varies heavily depending on the vendor’s architecture. Common billing models include per-user pricing, per-endpoint pricing, or consumption-based pricing (based on the gigabytes of log data ingested per month). As your broker, we analyze your exact footprint and negotiate the most cost-effective model.
Stop Paying for Unmonitored Alerts.
Consult with a senior security architect today. We will assess your current telemetry footprint, map your compliance requirements, and build a competitive matrix of enterprise MDR providers at zero cost to your firm.