Before we dive into comparisons, get a little more acquainted with these acronyms:
So, what's the difference between SIEM and EDR? Let's compare them in a few key areas.
In a nutshell, when comparing SIEM and EDR, SIEM collects data and provides a broad overview of activity, while EDR offers deep insights into individual devices, with the ability to deliver an automated response to a security event.
Now, let's explore conventional SIEM vs. MDR and see how they differ.
Absolutely. First, it’s important to recall that MDR is the managed form of EDR. So, yes, a managed SIEM and managed EDR can be integrated to create a more robust and comprehensive cybersecurity approach. Combining these two services means you gain the strengths of both technologies, boosting your organization's ability to detect, analyze, and respond to threats effectively.
Learn more about how Managed SIEM is different from traditional SIEM.
Huntress Managed SIEM and Managed EDR are designed to work seamlessly together. We provide businesses of any size with enterprise-level security solutions that are both effective and easy to manage. By integrating these services, you can significantly strengthen your defense against cyber threats and gain peace of mind knowing your organization is protected by a comprehensive, unified security strategy—all with a predictable pricing model and no surprises.
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