Managed Extended Detection and Response

You can't protect what you can't see

Ifyoursecuritytoolsstillarenttalkingtoeachother,you'remissinghalfthestory.

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) changes that. It connects the dots across your entire environment - your email, endpoints, servers, and even your cloud - so nothing falls through the cracks. 

With XDR, threats don’t get to hide behind scattered alerts or silent systems. You see the whole picture. We take it further with Managed XDR.  

Our team will be watching around the clock, using real-time threat intelligence and automated responses to stop attacks fast. Instead of drowning in alerts, let your team focus on what counts. 

Whatourexpertsays...

We designed our Managed XDR services to support organisations that are either under-resourced or overstretched. By handling 24/7 monitoring, investigation, and response across a broad attack surface, we enable internal teams to stay focused on strategic priorities without compromising security posture.

Darren HoganDirector of Portfolio, Nasstar

Why choose Nasstar?

Our Managed XDR service brings clarity and control to your organisation by unifying tools, streamlining threat detection, and taking the pressure off your internal teams.

Managing a bunch of disconnected security tools is exhausting. Our Managed XDR service brings everything together into one smart platform that watches your entire IT environment 24/7. We spot threats fast, help you respond even faster, and take a huge weight off your internal team.

We know exactly where to focus to keep your environment protected. From log ingestion and real-time alerting to full incident investigation, we manage all activity tied to your existing IT environment.

We handle incidents end-to-end through our ITSM system and send them straight to the right cyber team. You don’t have to chase updates because we’ve got it covered. Need to make a change or plan an update? We’ll work with your team to make sure every decision keeps your environment secure.

Our service is built with purpose. That’s why our Managed XDR solutions focus on what we directly manage: the core systems that power your business and deserve proactive, precision-driven security.

FAQs

01

Extended Detection and Response (XDR) is an advanced approach to cyber security that consolidates data from across your security stack. It combines endpoints, networks, email, cloud workloads, and more into a single, unified platform. Unlike siloed tools that provide limited visibility, XDR connects the dots between threats across your environment to detect, investigate, and respond more efficiently. 

By offering greater context and automation, XDR cyber security reduces the time it takes to identify and contain threats. It’s a smarter, more cohesive way to manage risk, reduce complexity, and improve overall cyber resilience. 

02

While Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) focuses solely on detecting and responding to threats on endpoints like laptops and servers, XDR expands that visibility across your entire IT infrastructure. This includes network traffic, email security, cloud applications, and more. 

With Extended Detection and Response (XDR), you're protecting individual devices and correlating data from multiple sources to identify patterns and stop threats earlier. XDR builds on the strengths of EDR but delivers a more holistic view, making it a vital component in modern XDR cyber security strategies. 

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For enterprises, XDR cyber security brings much-needed clarity and control to increasingly complex environments. It centralises threat data from across your infrastructure and automates response actions to help your team reduce manual investigation time and act faster. 

Key benefits of Extended Detection and Response (XDR) include reduced alert fatigue, improved threat correlation, better visibility across hybrid environments, and a faster mean time to detect and respond. It’s a scalable, intelligent approach that aligns with enterprise security goals. 

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Extended Detection and Response (XDR) is designed to complement existing tools like Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and SIEM platforms. While SIEMs aggregate logs from multiple sources, XDR goes a step further by applying context and automation across those layers, enabling quicker detection and remediation. 

When used alongside EDR or SIEM, XDR cyber security acts as the connective tissue that bridges gaps, reduces false positives, and enhances overall visibility. 

05

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is a service where a team of cyber security experts monitors and responds to threats on your behalf. Typically, it’s focused on endpoint protection using EDR tools. It also offers hands-on support, incident analysis, and remediation guidance, which is especially helpful for organisations with limited in-house resources. 

Managed XDR builds on the MDR model by extending that visibility and control beyond just endpoints. It brings together network, cloud, email, and endpoint telemetry to offer a more complete, cross-layered defence. Both services are valuable, but Managed XDR offers broader coverage and deeper XDR cyber security capabilities. 

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One of the biggest challenges for security teams is alert fatigue, i.e., too many notifications and not enough context. Managed XDR solves this by automatically correlating threat data from multiple sources and prioritising the most critical incidents. 

By filtering out noise and enhancing signal clarity, Managed XDR allows your team to respond faster and more confidently. Combined with built-in analytics and Threat Hunting Services, it provides proactive threat detection that keeps you ahead of attackers while preserving your team’s time and focus. 

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When evaluating a Managed XDR provider, look for a partner with proven expertise in threat detection, response, and platform integration. They should offer around-the-clock monitoring, support for diverse environments (cloud, hybrid, on-prem), and a deep understanding of XDR cyber security frameworks. 

Also, assess their ability to align with your existing EDR, SIEM, and security policies, as well as their capability to deliver advanced Threat Hunting Services. Transparency, scalability, and a focus on outcomes are key indicators of a high-value provider. 

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Extended Detection and Response (XDR) significantly elevates Threat Hunting Services by providing enriched data and greater visibility across multiple layers, such as endpoints, network traffic, email, and cloud environments. This context enables threat hunters to identify subtle attack patterns and lateral movement that traditional tools might miss. 

With its ability to combine endpoint insights from EDR and broader telemetry, XDR cyber security empowers analysts to proactively search for threats, validate hypotheses, and respond swiftly to complex attacks. It turns reactive defence into strategic, intelligence-led protection?