Arctic Wolf Managed Detection and Response vs. Taegis ManagedXDR

[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.

Incentivized

Dell SecureWorks is well suited for small to medium businesses with limited Info Tech resources to manage this environment. It is well suited for the monitoring portion of the process. I don't have the time or manpower to watch the I P S pane of glass 24 x 7. It is well suited for reducing costs for this type of protection

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

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• Security Logging correlation and aggregation
• Endpoint XDR Protection/Isolation
• Diverse integrations : Cloud, SaaS, FW vendors

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

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• Improve reporting of existing configuration
• Have a dedicated team of support engineers who know my network and traffic flow
• Provide training for the new dashboard and portal

Incentivized

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

Both vendors didn't have an in-house managed offering. Cortex has an offering with a third-party vendor; Sentinel didn't have a managed offering.

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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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• Increase Security posture
• Improve Brand Image with MDR

Incentivized