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Risk-Based Managed Detection and Response (MDR)

Personal, proactive, and around-the-clock cybersecurity to protect the human experience.

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WE TAKE A RISK-BASED APPROACH TO YOUR CYBERSECURITY; SO YOU KNOW YOU ARE PROTECTING YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSETS AND REDUCING YOUR CYBER RISK SO YOU CAN SLEEP AT NIGHT.

The Pondurance Difference

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Learn more about our risk-based approach, and dynamic defense methodology

DUSTIN HUTCHISON, PH.D.

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Let Us Demystify Cybersecurity and Define Modern Managed Detection and Response

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Learn more about a risk-based MDR approach

AN INTERVIEW WITH ISMG AND DOUG HOWARD

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Hear From Our Customers

We thought we had been making the right security investments. Then we had an incident and brought in Pondurance. They immediately proved their value and earned our trust due to their immense expertise and guidance throughout the entire process. We simply wouldn‘t have been successful without them.

STEVE LONG, PRESIDENT & CEO, HANCOCK HEALTH

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Not sure how to get started? Don't wait another minute to reduce your risk of a cyber attack.

GET STARTED WITH A RISK ASSESSMENT TODAY

Learn How Pondurance MDR Services Extend to Networks, Logs and Endpoints

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) for Networks

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) for Endpoints

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) for Logs

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Key Benefits of a Risk-Based Approach to MDR

Organizations today know that their cybersecurity initiatives must closely align with their unique business goals and desired outcomes. For a variety of reasons, including the growing threat landscape and evolving regulatory compliance requirements, many organizations are outsourcing cybersecurity expertise to help them deliver risk-driven cybersecurity strategies.

 

Organizations like Pondurance are utilizing a risk-based approach to cybersecurity to help clients protect what matters most.

 

Join us for this informative webinar, featuring a conversation between Derek Brink, Vice President and research fellow for Aberdeen Strategy & Research (a division of Spiceworks Ziff Davis), and Johnny Calhoun, Senior Vice President of MDR Operations for Pondurance, about the key benefits of a risk-based approach to managed detection and response (MDR).

Ready to talk to an MDR expert? Schedule a demo.

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Not all MDR solutions are created equal.

Download our Managed Detection and Response for Dummies Guide to learn more about MDR

“Pondurance was great to work with during a critical time of need and have since been valued partners in helping us protect patient data and business continuity.”

Amy Mace | President & CEO | Cummins Behavioral Health

"All the people in leadership I've met here [at Pondurance] have had profound industry experience in previous roles."

Brent Brinkman | IT Operations & Security Operations Leader | Hylant

"We truly have middle-of-the-night visibility and the peace of mind that comes from knowing that someone is still looking at our data even after our analysts have gone home at the end of the day."

Tobey Coffman | Director of Information Security Services | Ball State University

"Pondurance’s network solution gives good coverage for IoT through a network sensor and network log aggregation. This gives a total network view of threats that are developing and might try to spread."

Hunter Goode | Assistant Network Administrator | Joplin School District

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