UDTSecure™ Managed Security Services provides flexible options to ensure your most valuable assets are protected

Our managed security services provide client’s the ability to detect, respond and recover quickly from a security event.

UDT’ UDTSecure Cybersecurity Services and Solutions is made up of advanced, yet flexible set of Managed Security Services that are complemented by a broad selection of comprehensive professional assessment and compliance focused services designed to align with Client business objectives.

Our managed security services provide client’s the ability to detect, respond and recover quickly from a security event. Keeping up with the latest security platforms and retaining the right in-house skill sets to support them, is both challenging and capital intensive. Supported and delivered from a fully manned, 24×7 Security Operations Center (SOC), UDTSecure’s Managed Security Services allows clients to quickly integrate its infrastructure of firewalls, servers and applications to an advanced threat intelligence platform that monitors for the latest set of cyber-attacks.

Consisting of monitoring only or monitoring and management, our managed security services allows clients to select the service solutions that best aligns to their business objectives and needs.

SECURITY MONITORING

UDTSecure’s threat intelligence and correlation platform receive security logs from devices. SOC analysts alert and advise clients on recommended changes based on service level agreements. Access to compliance reports and daily security activities are easily accessible through a secure client portal.

SECURITY MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT

Includes monitoring services of devices and leverages UDTSecure analysts and engineers to make changes to client’s environment based on change requests, events collected and security intelligence.

SUPPORTED SYSTEMS

Our threat intelligence platform is vendor agnostic allowing for quick integration of broad array of devices, systems and applications operating in physical or virtual infrastructures, which include the following:

o Firewall (Next Generation and High Availability)
o Routers & Switches
o Load Balancers
o Application Firewalls
o IDS/IPS
o Virtual Private Network
o Application Servers
o Management Servers
o EndPoint Security Solutions
o On Premises, Cloud or Hybrid solutions
o eMail Security
o Mobile Device Security
o Web Content Filtering

For more information regarding UDTSecure’s suite of managed services, please call 1-800-882-9919

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Experiencing a security breach?

Get immediate assistance from our security operations center! Take the following recommended actions NOW while we get on the case:

RECOMMENDED IMMEDIATE NEXT ACTIONS

  1. Determine which systems were impacted and immediately isolate them. Take the network offline at the switch level or physically unplug the systems from the wired or wireless network.
  2. Immediately take backups offline to preserve them. Scan backups with anti-virus and malware tools to ensure they’re not infected
  3. Initiate an immediate password reset on affected user accounts with new passwords that are no less than 14 characters in length. Do this for Senior Management accounts as well.

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