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Managed Network Detection and Response
Traffic across your network is monitored for behaviour that falls outside normal, investigated by analysts, and contained when it turns out to matter.
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What is network detection and response?
Network detection and response (NDR) monitors network traffic for behaviour that deviates from normal, rather than matching known signatures. Sensors deployed across your infrastructure analyze metadata and traffic flows, build a baseline of normal activity across users, devices and applications, and flag deviations from it. A managed service adds the analysts who investigate what is flagged and act on it.
From detection to response, your network is covered.
Continuous network traffic monitoring
Sensors deployed at key points in your infrastructure analyze metadata and traffic flows, establishing a baseline of normal behaviour across users, devices and applications.
Threat detection through behavioural analysis
Machine learning analyzes traffic against that baseline. Deviations such as unusual data transfers, unexpected communication patterns or abnormal authentication activity are flagged for investigation. The behavioural approach catches known threats and techniques that have not been seen before.
Expert investigation
When suspicious activity is flagged, our analysts investigate. Network telemetry is reconstructed to show the sequence of events, what happened and which systems are involved.
Containment and response
Once a threat is confirmed, malicious communications are blocked, compromised systems are isolated, and your team gets direction on what to do at their end.
Continuous improvement
Detection rules and behavioural models are refined based on what investigations turn up, which improves accuracy and reduces false positives over time.
Experience the benefits of Managed NDR
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Security without the performance cost: Monitoring runs on traffic metadata, so detection does not sit in the path of your users' traffic.
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Actionable threat intelligence: Alerts arrive with the context needed to decide what to do.
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Detection that keeps current: Rules and models are tuned by our analysts as attacker methods change.
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24/7 expert support: Certified analysts available around the clock for service desk assistance.
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Coverage for distributed work: Monitoring extends across cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments.
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Compliance evidence: Audit-ready documentation of what was detected and what was done..
Gartner Recognized
We are thrilled to share that Integrity360 has been recognized as a Gartner Representative Vendor in 5 of their Market Guides, including: Managed Security Services, Managed Detection and Response, Gartner's Market Guide for Co-Managed Security Monitoring Services and Managed SIEM Services.
Gartner has included a range of providers within its market guide for managed services to ensure clear coverage from a geographical, vertical and capabilities perspective. Those included in the Gartner market guide display clarity in the vision for an end-user outcome-focused offering distinct from a pure technology-driven offering.
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NDR FAQs
What is Managed Network Detection and Response (NDR)?
Managed NDR is a service that continuously monitors your network for suspicious behaviour and advanced threats. It analyses east-west and north-south traffic, detects anomalies using machine learning, and enables rapid incident response to contain threats.
How does Integrity360’s Managed NDR service work?
Integrity360 deploys NDR technology to monitor network traffic, baseline normal behaviour, and detect deviations that may signal attacks. Our SOC team triages alerts, investigates incidents, and provides response guidance 24/7.
What makes NDR different from IDS or SIEM?
IDS tools rely on known signatures, while SIEMs require manual correlation. NDR uses behavioural analytics and threat intelligence to detect unknown and stealthy threats in real time, including those often missed by signature-based tools.
What types of threats can NDR detect?
NDR detects lateral movement, command-and-control traffic, data exfiltration, ransomware activity, insider threats, and encrypted traffic anomalies. This helps to expose threats that traditional perimeter defences often overlook.
Is Managed NDR useful for cloud and hybrid environments?
Yes. Managed NDR supports visibility across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid networks, allowing consistent detection across distributed environments and encrypted traffic.
How does Integrity360 ensure high-fidelity alerts?
By continuously tuning detection models, applying threat intelligence, and leveraging expert analysis, our Managed NDR service reduces false positives and ensures that alerts are relevant and actionable.
What kind of reporting is included?
Clients receive regular reports with insights into network activity, threats detected, response actions taken, and recommendations for ongoing improvement, supporting both operational awareness and compliance.
What makes Integrity360’s Managed NDR service different?
Integrity360 combines advanced NDR platforms with expert SOC analysts, 24/7 monitoring, actionable intelligence, and business-aligned threat response to deliver full-spectrum network visibility and rapid threat containment.
What threats can NDR detect?
NDR solutions are designed to identify a wide range of network-based threats and suspicious behaviours that may not be visible through endpoint monitoring alone.
Common examples of threats include:
Lateral Movement
Attackers frequently move laterally between systems after gaining initial access. NDR can detect abnormal internal communication patterns that indicate this activity.
Command and Control Communication
Compromised systems often communicate with external command-and-control infrastructure. NDR can identify unusual outbound connections or encrypted communications linked to malicious infrastructure.
Data Exfiltration
Large or unusual data transfers may indicate attempts to steal sensitive information. NDR platforms can detect abnormal data flows and alert security teams to potential exfiltration attempts.
Ransomware Activity
Network behaviour associated with ransomware campaigns can be detected early, including rapid lateral scanning or communication between infected systems.
Insider Threat Behaviour
Suspicious network activity originating from internal users may indicate compromised accounts or malicious insiders.
By analyzing these behaviours across network traffic, NDR enables your organization to detect threats at multiple stages of the attack lifecycle.
What is the difference between Managed NDR and our own In-House Monitoring?
Deploying NDR technology alone does not guarantee effective threat detection. Analyzing alerts, investigating suspicious behaviour, and responding to incidents requires skilled analysts and continuous operational coverage.
We've found that organizations may struggle to maintain this capability internally due to:
- cybersecurity skills shortages
- alert fatigue
- limited 24/7 monitoring capability
- resource constraints
- teams operating at full capacity
A managed NDR service addresses these challenges by providing access to experienced security analysts and continuous monitoring without requiring you to build your own security operations centre.
How does Integrity360 deliver Managed NDR?
Our Managed NDR service combines advanced technology with expert monitoring and investigation to help you detect threats earlier and respond faster.
Key elements of the service include:
Comprehensive Network Visibility
The service provides monitoring across both north-south and east-west network traffic, enabling visibility into internal and external communications across the entire infrastructure.
Behavioural Threat Detection
Advanced analytics and behavioural modelling identify anomalies that may indicate malicious activity or emerging threats.
Expert Threat Investigation
Our security analysts investigate alerts and suspicious behaviours to determine whether they represent genuine threats.
Rapid Incident Response
When malicious activity is confirmed, response guidance and containment measures are applied to minimize potential impact.
Continuous Monitoring
The service is delivered through a dedicated security operations capability providing monitoring and investigation 24x7x365.
