Arctic Wolf Managed Detection and Response vs. eSentire

[Artic Wolf SOC-as-a-Service is] great if you don't have a large team nor the time to look at all the systems in your network. They monitor 24x7x365 taking that burden away from a reduced IT team.

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We need 7x24x365 network monitoring and proactive protection. eSentire can thwart an active attack which is the most critical part of the service. Unless you have your own SOC and have the ability to address potential breaches in your environment, you need a service like this. Most companies can't afford to run their own SOC.

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• Monitoring 365 logins
• Monitoring Windows processes
• Active Directory monitoring

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• 24x7 monitoring.
• Provides co-managed solution (in most cases).

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• Too many independent dashboards to look at (they are working on consolidating)

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• Proactively provide more detailed explanation of alerts without the need for a request for more info

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Different product and covers the gaps our other products do not address. CheckPoint does not offer the same security monitoring on emails and AD accounts. Ninja One is used mainly as an RMM. Arctic Wolf is just another layer of security with detailed reports and options our other products do not have.

Incentivized

eSentire is the best product in the MDR space for the following reasons: - They have been around for ~20 years (mature). - They have a proven track record of success. - They have an ecosystem of security analysts at all levels of comptetncy. - They have an excellent retention program that's designed to keep talent at eSentire.

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• I have been informed about Zero days prior to vendors releasing information to the public which has allowed me to patch in advanced of the general release of the information

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• Positive ROI due to minimal security staff expenses.
• Negative ROI due to some security events not being actioned.

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