Key features
Vocus Managed Detection & Response continuously monitors your environment, detects suspicious activity and helps you respond quickly to cyber threats.
Centralised threat detection through SIEM
24/7 Australian‑based Security Operations Centre
Expert-led investigation and response guidance
Smarter detection with machine learning
When organisations turn to Managed Detection & Response
Complex enterprise environments
Teams without an internal SOC
Security‑conscious industries
Overstretched IT teams
Increasing cyber threats
Limited monitoring capability
Compliance and risk pressure
Growing or changing IT estates
Choose the level of protection that fits your environment
How it works
Continuous monitoring, backed by local expertise
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Vocus MDR collects logs from across your infrastructure, network, security tools, cloud and applications.
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Vocus MDR then detects suspicious activity using correlation and anomaly analysis.
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Vocus onshore security analysts will investigate the alerts and potential threats.
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If there is a threat, Vocus MDR will notify and guide your team with clear response recommendations.
On-Demand Webinar
Introducing Vocus Managed Detection and Response
Learn about the cybersecurity trends facing businesses today, how Vocus MDR works and a day in the life with Vocus MDR, and the key benefits of working with Vocus. Speakers are Gareth Cleeves, Senior Product Manager, Vocus and Stephen Mullaney, Security Sales Specialist, Vocus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Learn how MDR works, what it covers and whether it’s right for your organisation.
MDR is a cybersecurity service that continuously monitors systems, detects threats and helps respond to security incidents
The service can detect, investigate and notify potential security threats in under 30 minutes for P1 criticial security incidents or critical changes.
No. MDR complements internal teams by providing expert monitoring, investigation and threat response capabilities.
Yes. Security monitoring operates continuously to detect threats at any time.
Yes. MDR integrates with existing systems and log sources to provide broad visibility across the environment.
MDR can identify malware, ransomware, suspicious network activity, unauthorised access attempts and other security threats.
Our MDR service is delivered 100% onshore with an Australian-based security operations centre.