ThreatBook, a global leading provider of AI-driven threat detection and response solutions, has been named as a Representative Vendor in the newly released 2024 Gartner® Market Guide for Managed Detection and Response Services (MDR), China. This report has been published twice since 2022, and ThreatBook has been on the list for two consecutive years, placing ThreatBook’s MDR at an international leadership level.
Gartner defines managed detection and response (MDR) services as those that provide
customers with remotely delivered security operations center (SOC) functions. These
functions allow organizations to perform rapid detection, analysis, investigation and
response through threat disruption and containment. They offer a turnkey experience,
using a predefined technology stack that commonly covers endpoints, networks, logs and
cloud. Telemetry is analyzed within a provider’s platform using a range of techniques. The
MDR provider’s analyst team then performs threat hunting and incident management to
deliver recommended actions to their clients.
ThreatBook has a professional security analysis and service team of over 100 members, with capabilities spanning more than 10 niche areas, including vulnerability research, Trojan horse analysis, sandbox detection, threat tracking, cyberspace mapping, intelligence research and development, and attack and defense research. The team members average over 5 years of experience in cybersecurity and are highly skilled in project management, ensuring mature and reliable security protection for enterprises.
ThreatBook’s cloud-based security capabilities provide users with comprehensive Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services to help organizations address internal and external security challenges, such as complex and overwhelming security alerts from operations, frequent crypto-mining and ransomware threats, and complex security challenges during high-threat periods. At a fraction of the cost of traditional security teams, users can quickly acquire a 24/7 online security team with a full range of iterative security skills that can continuously monitor, analyze, and advise on the remediation of threats detected by ThreatBook security appliances, helping organizations reduce costs and increase the efficiency of their security operations.
Based on ThreatBook’s high-quality threat intelligence and reliable security products, ThreatBook’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service employs a remotely hosted security operations approach. It provides services such as attack and compromise detection, threat profiling and threat level analysis, threat remediation and vulnerability verification, and vulnerability and security event alerting. These services cover four main directions: detection, analysis, remediation, and alerting. From startup approval and operational preparation to continuous detection and project summary, ThreatBook MDR provides standardized service processes and threat incident operational processes. It also conducts quality management of delivery processes, capabilities, deliverables, and customer satisfaction.
The ThreatBook MDR team can help security operation engineers understand the basic event situation immediately, assess the event’s impact level, and leverage the core capabilities of early warning, detection, and remediation, including the analysis and assessment of historical data, to achieve ‘one-click’ reporting of network security events. This helps operators perform accurate traceability analysis and eliminate security risks.
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