Managed detection
and response (MDR)

Managed detection and response that contains threats, not just alerts you.

DATA_CLUSTERS: OPTIMISED
INCIDENT_RESPONSE < 90 SECS
DELIVERY_RATE = EXCEEDED

The response gaps managed detection and response closes for UK businesses

Many businesses have alerts in place but lack the capacity to act on them quickly.

29mins

Attackers move faster than we can respond

CrowdStrike’s 2026 Global Threat Report found the average eCrime breakout time fell to 29 minutes in 2025, with the fastest just 27 seconds. An alert left until morning has already been missed.

CrowdStrike, Global Threat Report, 2026. Click Here

67%

Attackers who log in rather than
break in

Stolen credentials look like normal activity, so spotting them takes investigation across identity, endpoint and network data. Sophos’s Active Adversary Report 2026 found 67% of the incidents its teams investigated were rooted in identity attacks.

Sophos, Active Adversary Report, 2026. Click Here

32%

Nobody in house to contain threats

Around a third of UK businesses (32%) lack confidence in dealing with cyber breaches or attacks, the UK Government’s Cyber security skills in the UK labour market 2025 report found. A flagged threat still needs containing.

UK Government, Cyber security skills in the UK labour market, 2025. Click Here

Cybit's analysts investigate and contain around the clock, with the authority to act rather than simply alert.

Threats detected, investigated and contained around the clock

Managed detection and response combines telemetry from endpoints, networks and identity systems with 24/7 human led investigation, so a confirmed threat is contained, not just flagged. Cybit’s MDR service takes that investigation and response burden away from internal teams. Businesses need this once alert volume has outgrown what an internal team can realistically triage.

Why Choose Cybit

The test of a detection service is what happens at two in the morning when something real fires. Ours investigates and contains under agreed authority, rather than sending an alert to an inbox nobody is reading until Monday. That authority is agreed with you in advance, so the analyst acting is doing something you sanctioned rather than something they are waiting for permission to do. Ask us how many of last month’s alerts in your environment would have been contained without waking anyone up.

Our Process

Assess

Understand where you are today, identify opportunities for improvement and build a clear picture of your technology landscape

Advise

Turn insight into action with expert guidance and recommendations based on your business goals

Deliver

Implement solutions that create measurable impact and lasting value

Support

Our proactive management, ongoing optimisation and expert support keeps your tech performing at its best

What's Included

Telemetry from endpoint, network and identity systems

24/7 human led investigation, not automated triage alone

Confirmed threat containment with agreed authority to act

Threat hunting against your environment

Detailed incident reporting and root cause analysis

Ongoing detection tuning as your estate changes

Business Driver

Gartner recorded MDR adoption growth of 67% from 2021 through 2022, and its market guidance has since moved the baseline expectation from alerting to outcome driven containment. Detection without response was never the finished product.

Gartner, Market Guide for Managed Detection and Response, G00788157, 24 June 2024. Click Here. Note: underlying adoption data is 2021 to 2022.

Frequently Asked Questions

MDR combines telemetry from endpoints, networks and identity systems with 24/7 human led investigation, so a confirmed threat is contained rather than only flagged.

A SOC detects and escalates. MDR investigates and acts. If your team does not have capacity to respond to escalations out of hours, escalation alone does not solve the problem.

Only within authority you agree in advance, documented and scoped. Most organisations authorise containment actions such as isolating a device, and retain approval for anything broader.

Usually once alert volume has outgrown what an internal team can realistically triage, or once the business can no longer accept threats sitting unexamined overnight and at weekends.

Faster than most internal teams can manage out of hours. CrowdStrike's 2026 Global Threat Report found the average eCrime breakout time, the time from first access to moving through a network, fell to 29 minutes in 2025.

Let's Make Technology
Work for You

Whether you're scaling up, securing your data, or transforming your digital workspace – Cybit is your partner for strategic IT solutions.

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