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AT&T Managed Threat Detection and Response

24/7 threat detection and response from a global leader in cybersecurity.

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Overview

AT&T Managed Threat Detection and Response is a comprehensive MDR service that leverages AT&T's deep expertise in networking and cybersecurity. The service provides 24/7 monitoring, threat detection, and response across a wide range of IT environments. It is backed by AT&T's global threat intelligence and a team of experienced security analysts.

✨ Key Features

  • 24/7 managed detection and response
  • Leverages AT&T's global network visibility
  • Advanced security analytics
  • Proactive threat hunting
  • Incident response and remediation
  • Backed by AT&T Alien Labs threat intelligence

🎯 Key Differentiators

  • Global network visibility
  • Deep expertise in networking and cybersecurity
  • Backed by AT&T Alien Labs threat intelligence

Unique Value: A comprehensive and reliable MDR solution from a global leader in networking and cybersecurity.

🎯 Use Cases (3)

Enterprises and large organizations Businesses that are AT&T customers Companies looking for a comprehensive and reliable MDR solution

✅ Best For

  • Network security
  • Cloud security
  • Endpoint security

💡 Check With Vendor

Verify these considerations match your specific requirements:

  • Small businesses with limited budgets

🏆 Alternatives

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Offers a unique combination of network visibility and cybersecurity expertise that is difficult for other providers to match.

💻 Platforms

Web

🔌 Integrations

AT&T USM Anywhere Third-party EDR and SIEM tools

🛟 Support Options

  • ✓ Email Support
  • ✓ Live Chat
  • ✓ Phone Support
  • ✓ Dedicated Support (All tier)

🔒 Compliance & Security

✓ SOC 2 ✓ HIPAA ✓ BAA Available ✓ GDPR ✓ ISO 27001 ✓ SSO ✓ SOC 2 Type II ✓ ISO 27001 ✓ PCI DSS

💰 Pricing

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