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Overview
eSentire provides Managed Detection and Response (MDR), ensuring guaranteed threat containment in minutes to strengthen operational resilience. Despite occasional report formatting issues, its proprietary Atlas AI delivers unparalleled speed and accuracy. Overall, eSentire's promise of a 15-minute mean time to contain makes it a compelling choice for critical risk management.
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eSentire Specifications
- Anti-Virus And Anti-Malware
- Threat Intelligence
- Vulnerability Management
- Security Audits And Reporting
eSentire Features
Managed Detection And Response (MDR)
This core service combines 24/7 Elite Threat Hunters with the multi-signal Atlas XDR platform for guaranteed threat containment. Leveraging machine learning patents, the service delivers end-to-end protection, deep investigation, and complete response. It ensures organizations avoid being crushed by alerts and false positives.
Atlas AI
The open, cloud-native Atlas XDR is the AI-driven command center for the Predictive Threat Defense Network. Atlas AI, a Generative AI system, is embedded to scale human expertise, accelerating complex investigations by 43X. This platform unifies detection, investigation, and response across the environment.
15-Minute Containment
A defining feature of eSentire’s offering is the guaranteed Mean Time to Contain (MTC) of 15 minutes. This crucial metric balances automated blocking with human-led disruption to rapidly isolate security incidents. It provides executive buyers with predictable risk management and immediate peace of mind during a cyber event.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)
CTEM services help organizations proactively identify blind spots and build a refined cybersecurity strategy. The services harden defenses and align security plans with regulatory frameworks and business goals. This approach ensures efforts are focused on the highest-priority risks before an incident can occur.
Digital Forensics And Incident Response (DFIR)
DFIR provides specialized investigation and recovery following a cyber incident, minimizing damage and liability. The Incident Response Retainer offers unlimited remote response with a threat suppression guarantee, identifying the attack's root cause and restoring business operations swiftly.
Pros And Cons of eSentire
Pros
Seamless integrations with existing tools and platforms
Comprehensive visibility across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments
Strong onboarding and implementation support from the eSentire team
Cons
Reporting dashboard could be more modern and customizable
Extracting specific insights can be time-consuming without support assistance
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Frequently Asked Questions
What language does eSentire support?
eSentire is primarily available in English.
Does eSentire have a mobile app?
eSentire has a mobile application for Android and iOS devices.
What other apps does eSentire integrate with?
The eSentire platform seamlessly integrates with a wide range of systems and security tools, including Azure, Barracuda, Cato Networks, Check Point, Cisco, Citrix, and Duo, ensuring comprehensive protection across your entire infrastructure.
Who are the typical users of eSentire?
eSentire is trusted across a diverse range of industries, including financial services, healthcare, legal, technology, high-growth SaaS, and other compliance-driven sectors that require robust cybersecurity and continuous threat protection.
Does eSentire offer an API?
Information about eSentire API is not available.
What types of pricing plans does eSentire offer?
eSentire provides flexible, customized pricing options across three main plans — ATLAS Essentials, ATLAS Advanced, and ATLAS Complete. You can request a personalized eSentire cost quote tailored to your organization’s needs.
What level of support does eSentire offer?
eSentire offers support via phone.