Start With The Endpoint. Grow Into Everything.
ArmorPoint's 24/7 U.S.-based SOC runs on your EDR, detecting, investigating, and responding where most attacks land. When you're ready to cover more, the same operation extends across your whole environment with MXDR.
An EDR raises alarms. It doesn't answer them.
A good EDR catches what's happening on your endpoints. But it still just sends alerts, and an alert no one investigates is a breach with a head start. You might recognize the signs:
Your EDR alerts 24/7, but no one watches it 24/7
It fires around the clock. Your team doesn't work around the clock.
Alerts pile up faster than anyone can investigate
Without a team to triage them, the ones that matter get buried in the noise.
Catching a threat and stopping it are different jobs
Detection is the easy part now. Response is where breaches are won or lost.
Staffing a 24/7 endpoint watch isn't realistic
The analysts to run it around the clock are expensive, scarce, and already taken.
ArmorPoint runs the SOC on top of your EDR.
From endpoint alert to closed case.
Your EDR catches it. Our SOC investigates, responds, and proves it, around the clock.
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- Validated, never auto-closed
- Agree/disagree trains the engine
- Isolate, kill, quarantine
- On the rules you approve
- One-click incident report
- Mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
What happens the moment something looks wrong.
Most security pages go quiet about the actual moment of truth. Here is exactly how a single endpoint alert becomes a resolved, documented incident, and where you stay in control.
An alert fires on an endpoint, a suspicious process, an unexpected script.
It correlates the alert with the account that launched it and an outbound connection, one story, not three alerts.
A SOC analyst reviews the device, user, and timeline, and decides: benign, suspicious, or malicious.
Confirmed malicious, it's escalated and you're notified through your defined escalation path, with severity and context.
With your authorization we isolate the host, kill the process, and quarantine the file, where technically available.
We recommend the steps to remove the root cause and restore the endpoint; you approve and we assist.
Every action becomes a record in your reporting, and detections are tuned so it's caught faster next time.
The result isn't another alert to decode. It's a managed incident with clear ownership and a defined path forward.
A managed SOC on your endpoints.
- Anti-virus, anti-malware, ransomware & exploit protection
- Managed EDR: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Cybereason
- Or bring your own EDR
- OS & process telemetry
- Continuous monitoring
- Alert investigation & validation
- Escalation to incident
- SANS-based incident response
- Ongoing tuning
- Endpoint containment on your approval
- Isolate, kill, quarantine
- Guided eradication & recovery
- 5 hrs/month post-eradication
- Post-incident documentation
- Platform access & dashboards
- Configured notification & escalation
- 24/7 ticketing portal
- Service reviews
- Security activity reporting
MDR is endpoint-focused. Network, identity, cloud, and SaaS coverage is MXDR. Implementation, hardware, OS reinstalls, and data recovery are out of scope, see your service agreement for the full list.
Security operations without ambiguous handoffs.
| Responsibility | Your team | ArmorPoint |
|---|---|---|
| 24/7 monitoring | Visibility | Primary |
| Investigate & validate alerts | Context | Primary |
| Classify & escalate incidents | Informed | Primary |
| Approve containment & eradication | Required | Recommends |
| Execute approved containment | Informed | Primary |
| Eradication & recovery | Approves & acts | Guides |
| Remediate business apps & rebuild systems | Primary | Advises |
| Incident record & reporting | Visibility | Primary |
ArmorPoint isn't a black box. You keep full platform visibility while we run the security operations work. Containment and eradication always happen on your approval, the specific steps are your call.
Your security operation shouldn't be another tool to babysit.
The ArmorPoint platform is not another console for your team to manage. It is the technology our SOC uses to deliver the service. You keep access to incidents, dashboards, raw logs, and reports, while ArmorPoint runs detection, investigations, and response on your endpoints.
You see the operation. ArmorPoint runs it.
Detection gets noticed. Response gets remembered.
“We get notified when it's important, and we can take quick action.”
“The ability to log in and see the incidents we have on the go is incredibly reassuring.”
“A level of partnership and transparency other major players do not provide.”
Where MDR fits, and when to size up.
You want the platform and your own team runs it.
Explore XDR →You want a managed SOC focused on the endpoint.
You want managed security operations across your whole environment.
Explore MXDR →Priced by endpoints, not data volume.
MDR pricing is based on the number of endpoints you protect, not on data volume or events per second. Every subscription includes platform access, onboarding, and the operations in your scope. Exact scope and pricing are confirmed in a short review.
Is MDR just antivirus?
No. EDR is the technology on the endpoint; MDR adds the 24/7 SOC that investigates, escalates, and responds to what it finds.
Does ArmorPoint take response actions?
Yes, endpoint containment and eradication, on your approval and per your runbook. Specific steps are always your call.
Can you contain an endpoint?
Where technically available, yes, isolate the host, kill a process, or quarantine a file, with your authorization.
Who handles remediation?
We guide eradication and recovery; you approve and own changes to your business systems. 5 hours per month of post-eradication support are included.
How fast are incidents escalated?
A 30-minute response target on Critical and High, 2 hours Medium, 4 hours Low, 24/7/365. Targets, not guarantees.
Your EDR catches it. We close it.
Get a live walkthrough of the platform and the 24/7 SOC that runs on your EDR. See how ArmorPoint turns endpoint alerts into closed, documented incidents, and what that gives your team back.