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eSentire MDR vs Huntress Managed Detection and Response

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eSentire MDR

6.6#4 in managed detection and response servicesFrom $17 a month
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FacteSentire MDRHuntress Managed Detection and Response
Founded20012015
HeadquartersWaterloo, Ontario, CanadaColumbia, Maryland, USA
Intended customerseSentire says it protects organizations across 35+ industries and describes Professional as suited to teams without a SOC or the headcount to build one.Huntress describes its platform as serving organizations of all sizes, including internal IT and security teams, MSPs, and resellers.
ResponseThe service includes SOC incident response, containment, response, remediation, and unlimited incident handling.The SOC investigates, contains, and remediates threats on customers’ behalf.
ServiceeSentire MDR combines the Atlas platform with managed detection and response services, including 24/7 SOC coverage and human response.Managed EDR combines endpoint detection and response with Huntress’s 24/7 SOC monitoring and response.
SupportTechnical support is available during business hours with Professional and Enhanced, and 24/7 with Elite; security support for incidents and threat investigations is available 24/7.Huntress says the free trial includes the same expert support available to paying customers.

eSentire MDR plans

  • Atlas Professional$17 a month
  • Atlas Enhanced$24 a month
  • Atlas Elite$28 a month
  • Launch & Optimization Services$2,500 a year

Huntress Managed Detection and Response plans

  • Managed EDR$7.99 a month

Pick eSentire MDR if…

eSentire describes Professional as suitable for teams without a SOC or the headcount to build one. The listed packages are for organizations with 10 to 250 users; larger or unusual deployments should contact sales.

Pick Huntress Managed Detection and Response if…

This service may suit internal IT or security teams, MSPs, and resellers seeking managed endpoint detection and response. Its platform support spans Windows, macOS, and Linux, though features vary by operating system.

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