eSentire MDR
6.6#4 in managed detection and response servicesFrom $17 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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LevelBlue MDR
5.9#8 in managed detection and response servicesAndroidiOSWeb
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| Fact | eSentire MDR | LevelBlue MDR |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Waterloo, Ontario, Canada | Plano, Texas, United States |
| Integrations | Atlas supports investigation of alerts from any source via REST API and offers custom integrations for sources outside its standard menu. | The MDR page lists partnerships including Microsoft, CrowdStrike, Splunk, Palo Alto Networks, Zscaler, SentinelOne, Check Point, Ivanti, Azure, Google Cloud, AWS, Cisco, Fortinet, Cybereason, Akamai, and Omnissa. |
| Intended customers | eSentire says it protects organizations across 35+ industries and describes Professional as suited to teams without a SOC or the headcount to build one. | LevelBlue describes its services as protecting regulated, hybrid, and high-risk environments and positions MDR as an extension of an organization’s security team. |
| Service | eSentire MDR combines the Atlas platform with managed detection and response services, including 24/7 SOC coverage and human response. | LevelBlue MDR processes alerts from security tools to identify credible threats and help organizations respond. |
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
LevelBlue MDR plans
- LevelBlue Managed Detection and ResponsePriced on request
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 LevelBlue MDR if…
LevelBlue MDR is aimed at organizations with regulated, hybrid, or high-risk environments that want managed monitoring and response as an extension of their security team.