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Managed detection & response
See the signals.
Know the next move.
Bring security telemetry and analyst investigation together with managed detection and response, supported by clear escalation and action plans.
Scope agreed around your business · One point of contact
Security signalsSupported devices, systems and logs
CyberDetect, explained
What is CyberDetect?
More than alerts.
Context, investigation and action.
CyberDetect is a managed detection and response (MDR) service. It brings together information from supported security sources with analyst investigation to identify and assess suspicious activity.
Radian coordinates the service through delivery specialists. Supported integrations, monitoring hours, response actions and escalation commitments are agreed for your environment, so you understand the people and process behind the alerts.
See the bigger picture →Built around the work you do
A clearer signal.
A more organised response.
The features that matter, with the practical details made clear.
Connected signals
Correlate available endpoint, network, cloud or log information to provide context across a potential incident.
Analyst investigation
Bring human judgement to suspicious activity so findings can be assessed and prioritised rather than left as isolated alerts.
Threat hunting
Discuss proactive investigation of suspicious patterns and activity within the sources and scope supported by the service.
Agreed response rules
Define permitted actions, escalation thresholds and contacts so the service knows when and how to act.
Useful reporting
Review incident information and service activity, with the detail and reporting cadence confirmed for the agreement.
Service availability, equipment, features, licences and support scope are confirmed in your proposal. Optional services are priced and agreed separately.
The picture, made clearer
From a signal.
To a considered response.
A simplified MDR workflow. Coverage, analyst actions and escalation depend on the service agreement.
EndpointsSupported device telemetry
Cloud & identitySupported service information
Networks & logsAgreed event sources
Managed investigationCorrelate · Triage · AssessAnalysts and supported tooling
RespondAgreed containment or escalation
ReviewFindings and follow-up actions
Illustrative detection and response workflow. Coverage, monitoring hours and permitted actions are defined in the service agreement.
Make an informed choice
Choose the setup around your work.
Coverage first
Identify important assets and supported telemetry sources. A monitoring service cannot infer events from a system that is not providing the relevant information.
Response with permission
Containment, isolation or account actions can affect business activity. Agree the permitted response, approval thresholds and escalation route in advance.
Recovery remains a workstream
Incident triage and containment do not automatically include system rebuilding, legal advice or a full recovery project. Make those boundaries and dependencies clear.
The practical details
An alert is the start.
Agree what happens next.
Detection has more value when the organisation knows how investigation, containment and recovery connect.
Plan your setup ↗Name the contacts
Keep primary and alternate incident contacts current, including out-of-hours arrangements where required.
Coordinate the providers
Define who owns devices, accounts, applications and networks so response actions do not stall between teams.
Review what changed
Use incident findings and service reviews to improve coverage, controls and response readiness.
From enquiry to everyday use
A clearer path, with Radian.
- 01
Map
Identify important systems and telemetry sources.
- 02
Agree
Define coverage, contacts and response authority.
- 03
Connect
Onboard supported sources and validate visibility.
- 04
Review
Monitor service information and refine response arrangements.
A little more clarity
CyberDetect,
answered.
Have a question about your setup?
Tell us what you want to improve.
What does MDR mean?
Managed detection and response combines security information, tools and analyst work to investigate threats and support defined response actions.
Is the service monitored 24/7?
Around-the-clock monitoring can be discussed for the supplier-backed service. Your proposal must confirm the actual coverage, monitoring hours and response commitments; general support hours are not equivalent.
Who responds to an incident?
The agreement defines the delivery specialists, authorised actions and escalation route, including the responsibilities of your own team or IT provider.
Can we set response thresholds?
Yes, escalation and permitted actions should reflect business requirements and the supported service. They are agreed during planning and onboarding.
Does it replace our existing security tools?
Not necessarily. MDR can use supported information sources alongside existing protection. Compatibility and any required agents or licences must be checked.
Does detection guarantee a breach will be stopped?
No. Effectiveness depends on coverage, configuration, the activity involved and the response. The service forms part of a wider protection and recovery plan.
UK-wide service enquiries
CyberDetect across the UK.
A distributed business needs clear ownership when an alert affects more than one location. Agree the supported information sources, monitoring hours, escalation contacts and permitted response actions for your UK organisation.
Based in Charlwood, we welcome enquiries nationwide, with a particular focus on Horley, Crawley, Gatwick, Surrey, Sussex and London. Delivery, availability and any site attendance are confirmed for your chosen service.
Let’s talk
Let’s connect detection
with a response plan.
Tell us about your current setup, priorities and plans. We’ll help you work through the next steps.
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