24/7 Managed Detection & Response (MDR)

Human analysts investigate every severity-2+ alert, around the clock, with containment in minutes and reports written for insurers and regulators.

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Elevate Solutions provides 24/7 managed detection and response (MDR) for regulated mid-market firms. Human security analysts investigate every severity-2-and-above alert, correlate telemetry across identity, endpoint, email, and network, and contain confirmed threats within minutes — with incident reports written for insurance carriers, regulators, and counsel. Forwarding SIEM alerts to your inbox is not MDR.

What's included?

Human-analyst threat hunting, not just automation

Full-stack correlation across identity, endpoint, email, and network

Automated containment (isolate host, disable account) within minutes

Weekly threat hunting on dormant indicators

Monthly threat intelligence briefings

Compliance-ready incident reports (HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI)

Integration with Blackpoint, Huntress, SentinelOne, CrowdStrike, and Arctic Wolf

What outcomes can you expect?

Threat Detection

Human-analyst investigation on every severity-2+ alert

False Positive Rate

Under 5% post-tuning

Incident Reports

Insurance-carrier ready, every time

Common questions

What happens when you confirm a threat?

Containment is automated — the host is isolated and the account disabled within minutes. An analyst then investigates root cause and delivers a one-page executive summary plus an insurance-carrier-ready incident report.

Will this replace our SIEM?

No. We ingest from your existing SIEM — Sentinel, Splunk, Arctic Wolf — or deploy one if you don't have it.

What tooling do you require?

None in particular. We are vendor-neutral and work with Blackpoint, Huntress, SentinelOne, CrowdStrike, and Arctic Wolf — whichever EDR/SIEM fits your environment.

Does cyber insurance require MDR?

Carriers increasingly ask for 24/7 monitored detection and response on the application, and they ask for proof after an incident. Our monitoring and reporting are written to answer both.