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MDR Services USA — Managed Detection & Response

CyberSilo’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services provide US enterprises with 24/7 threat monitoring, rapid containment, and compliance-aligned incident response. Our MDR integrates ThreatHawk MSSP SIEM and Agentic SOC AI to deliver sub-15-minute mean-time-to-detect (MTTD) and sub-30-minute mean-time-to-respond (MTTR), supporting SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS v4.0.1, NYDFS 500, and NIST CSF 2.0 2.0 obligations across your US operations.

<15 minMTTD
<30 minMTTR
12+Frameworks Mapped
99.9%Threat Coverage SLA
36524/7/365 Operations

What MDR Delivers for US Enterprises

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is a fully outsourced cybersecurity service that combines advanced threat detection technology with human-led investigation and response. For US enterprises facing compliance obligations under HIPAA, PCI DSS, NYDFS 500, SOC 2, and NIST 800-53, MDR provides the continuous monitoring and documented incident response workflows auditors require. CyberSilo’s MDR service, powered by ThreatHawk MSSP SIEM and Agentic SOC AI, delivers 24/7 threat hunting, automated containment, and compliance-ready reporting.

Unlike traditional SOC monitoring, MDR includes active threat hunting, forensic analysis, and direct response actions such as isolating endpoints and blocking malicious IPs. This proactive model addresses the US regulatory trend toward shorter reporting windows, such as the SEC’s four-business-day breach disclosure rule and CIRCIA’s 72-hour CISA reporting requirement. CyberSilo maps every detection and response action to your specific compliance framework, eliminating the gap between security operations and audit readiness.

With over 12 US compliance frameworks supported, CyberSilo MDR reduces the average dwell time of 24 days (IBM X-Force 2024) to under one hour. Our service includes HIPAA-aligned audit controls, PCI DSS v4.0.1 Requirement 10 log retention, and NYDFS 500 continuous monitoring compliance. This integrated compliance-operations model is why US CISOs and compliance officers choose CyberSilo for MDR.

  • Sub-15-minute threat detection with AI-enhanced SIEM correlation
  • Automated containment for ransomware, phishing, and insider threats
  • Compliance-aligned incident response playbooks (HIPAA, PCI DSS compliance, NYDFS 500)
  • 12-month log retention for audit and e-discovery requirements
  • Dedicated US-based SOC analysts with threat hunting certifications
  • Real-time compliance dashboard with control mapping
24/7Continuous Monitoring
12+US Compliance Frameworks
<1 hrMean Dwell Time Reduction
99.9%Threat Detection Coverage
4.9 minAvg. Alert-to-Containment
500+Automated Response Playbooks
365Days of Log Retention
100%US-Based SOC Operations

What CyberSilo MDR Covers

Six integrated capabilities that transform detection into documented, compliant response actions.

MDR
24/7 Threat Detection & Hunting
AI-Augmented Triage
Continuous log analysis and behavioral detection using ThreatHawk MSSP SIEM with top 10 agentic SOC AI tools. Hunting for known and emerging threats across endpoints, networks, and cloud workloads. Mean time to detect under 15 minutes.
Detection Capabilities
  • MITRE ATT&CK mapping for all alerts
  • Behavioral analytics for zero-day threats
  • 24/7 human-led threat hunting
  • IoC enrichment from ThreatSearch TIP
  • 99.9% threat coverage SLA
Mapped To
NIST CSF 2.0 HIPAA compliance §164.312(b) PCI DSS Req 10 NYDFS 500
MDR
Automated Threat Containment
Sub-5-Minute Response
Pre-configured and customizable response playbooks that isolate compromised endpoints, block malicious domains, and terminate unauthorized processes automatically. Integration with EDR, NGFW, and CASB for cross-stack containment. All actions logged for compliance audit trails.
Response Actions
  • Endpoint isolation and remediation
  • Network segment quarantine
  • User account suspension
  • Domain and IP blocking
  • Automated forensic snapshot
Mapped To
CIRCIA (72h) SEC Disclosure PCI DSS Req 11.4 NIST NIST SP 800-53 IR-4
MDR
Compliance Reporting & Audit Readiness
Real-Time Control Evidence
Automated generation of compliance reports mapping every detection and response action to specific control requirements. Pre-built reports for SOC 2 compliance Type II, HIPAA, PCI DSS v4.0.1, NYDFS 500, and NIST CSF 2.0. Export-ready evidence packages reduce audit preparation time by 60%.
Reporting Features
  • Control-to-evidence mapping engine
  • 12-month log retention default
  • Real-time compliance dashboard
  • Automated breach notification drafts
  • Role-based access with audit trails
Mapped To
SOC 2 CC7.2 HIPAA §164.308(a)(6) PCI DSS Req 10.2 NYDFS 500.13
MDR
Agentic SOC AI Integration
Autonomous Decision Support
CyberSilo’s Agentic SOC AI augments human analysts with autonomous triage, false positive reduction, and suggested response actions. The AI learns from your environment and compliance requirements, reducing alert fatigue by 85% and accelerating decision-making during active incidents.
AI Capabilities
  • 85% false positive reduction
  • Automated alert enrichment
  • Context-aware playbook suggestions
  • Compliance impact scoring
  • Chat-based analyst interaction
Mapped To
NIST AI RMF SOC 2 CC7.1 Executive Order 14110
MDR
Threat Intelligence Integration
Real-Time IoC Enrichment
Live integration with ThreatSearch TIP delivers contextual threat intelligence for every alert. MDR analysts access CISA, FBI, and sector-specific threat feeds, plus CyberSilo’s proprietary threat research. Intelligence is automatically correlated with your environment to prioritize critical alerts.
Intelligence Sources
  • CISA AIS and known IoCs
  • Sector-specific ISACs
  • Dark web monitoring
  • ATT&CK-based TTP correlation
  • Geo-political threat context
Mapped To
NIST 800-53 IR-2 PCI DSS Req 11.5 NYDFS 500.14
MDR
Incident Response Retainer Services
On-Demand Forensics & Remediation
For confirmed breaches, CyberSilo provides full incident response services including forensic analysis, data recovery, CISA/SEC notification drafting, and regulatory communications. Retainer customers receive priority response within 15 minutes of escalation. All IR activities are documented for litigation and compliance.
IR Capabilities
  • Full forensic investigation
  • Malware reverse engineering
  • Regulatory notification preparation
  • Remediation planning
  • Post-incident compliance review
Mapped To
CIRCIA SEC Rule 10b5-1 HIPAA Breach Notification FFIEC IR Standards

What Poor MDR Coverage Costs US Enterprises

Regulatory fines, breach costs, and reputation damage compound when detection and response gaps exist.

$9.44M

Average US Breach Cost

IBM’s 2024 Cost of a Data Breach report calculates the average cost in the United States at USD $9.44 million, the highest of any country. Organizations without MDR experience 32% higher breach costs due to extended dwell times and delayed containment actions.

$1.5M+

HIPAA Fine Ceilings

HHS OCR imposed over $1.5 million in fines in 2024 for violations of HIPAA’s Security Rule §164.312(b) audit controls and §164.308(a)(6) incident response requirements. MDR provides automated audit logging and documented response workflows that satisfy these requirements.

24 days

Average Threat Dwell Time

IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Index 2024 reports a global average dwell time of 24 days. Organizations using MDR with automated containment reduce this to under one hour, dramatically limiting data exfiltration and lateral movement opportunities.

$1.3M

NYDFS 500 Daily Penalty

New York’s Department of Financial Services can impose penalties of up to $1,000 per day per violation of 23 NYCRR 500, with aggregate fines reaching over $1.3 million for systemic monitoring failures. NYDFS 500.13 requires continuous monitoring, which MDR delivers natively.

MDR Mapped to US Compliance

Every detection, response, and reporting capability is mapped to specific US regulatory obligations.

HIPAA

HIPAA Security Rule

§164.312(b) audit controls — continuous log monitoring; §164.308(a)(6) incident response — documented containment and notification workflows.

PCI DSS

PCI DSS v4.0.1

Requirement 10 — log monitoring and 12-month retention; Requirement 11.4 — intrusion detection and prevention; Requirement 12.10 — incident response plan.

NIST CSF

NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0

DE.AE — anomaly detection; RS.CO — response communication; RS.MI — mitigation and containment; RS.IM — improvement and lessons learned.

NYDFS 500

23 NYCRR 500

§500.13 — continuous monitoring and automated response; §500.14 — threat intelligence program; §500.17 — annual compliance certification.

SEC

SEC Cyber Disclosure

Rule 10b5-1 — material breach determination and four-business-day disclosure; MDR provides the detection timeline and forensic evidence required for Form 8-K filings.

CIRCIA

CISA Reporting Rule

72-hour covered cyber incident reporting to CISA; 24-hour ransomware payment reporting. MDR automates incident detection and notification preparation.

SOC 2

SOC 2 Type II

CC7.1 — security monitoring; CC7.2 — anomaly detection and response; CC7.3 — escalation procedures; CC7.5 — system availability monitoring.

NIST 800-53

NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5

AU-3 — content of audit records; AU-9 — audit record protection; IR-4 — incident handling; IR-6 — incident reporting; RA-5 — vulnerability monitoring.

GLBA

GLBA / FTC Safeguards

16 CFR 314.4(c) — intruder detection and prevention; 314.4(e) — response program; 314.4(f) — continuous monitoring of user activity and system changes.

CMMC 2.0 Level 2

SI.2.216 — continuous monitoring; IR.2.200 — incident response training; AU.2.043 — audit record generation and review for all monitored systems.

FedRAMP Moderate

IR-4 — incident handling and response; IR-6 — incident reporting to US-CERT within one hour; AU-13 — audit record monitoring and analysis.

FFIEC

FFIEC Cybersecurity

Threat intelligence and situational awareness; response and mitigation; escalation and communication requirements for financial services security monitoring programs.

Why US Organizations Choose CyberSilo for MDR

Integrated compliance-operations model, US-based SOC, and AI-driven efficiency.

Compliance-First MDR

Every detection and response action is mapped to your specific US regulatory framework, reducing audit prep by 60%. USA Compliance Hub

US-Based SOC Analysts

Dedicated analysts with active US security clearances and industry-specific certifications operate from our US SOC facilities with 24/7/365 coverage.

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