WirespeedTM ADR
Help stop threats cold in seconds with automated MDR
Triage and contain threats in seconds with Wirespeed Automated Detection & Response (ADR)—the high-precision, machine-speed alternative that stands up to the attacks MDRs can’t.
Identify, isolate, and contain digital threats with lightning-fast speed and laser precision
Close the visibility and response gaps that MDR leaves your organization exposed to, with Automated Detection and Response.
Help stop threats in seconds (finger snap fast)
Every minute counts in cybersecurity. Wirespeed analyzes security alerts in milliseconds, rapidly isolating compromised endpoints.
Onboard in minutes with 50+ integrations
24/7 protection starts fast. Wirespeed connects to existing security stacks including leading EDRs. No lengthy implementations or complex configurations.
Reduce alert fatigue with automated resolution
With smart automation, we triage alerts to reach a verdict and escalate as needed. So your team only gets critical alerts.
Accelerate decisions with trusted security insights
Wirespeed uses a conditional logic algorithm for investigations, and AI for humans to review for fast, precise, repeatable decisions.
Wirespeed ChatOps
Get the alerts you need, where and when you need them
Wirespeed gives you the option to integrate with tools your organization already uses — Slack, Teams, email, and SMS. No context switching. No alert fatigue.
Alerts that find your team
Tailor Wirespeed to fit your team’s workflows so alerts actually get answered, without interrupting your routine.
Only what really matters
Extensive automation, data enrichment, and the provision of high-confidence, pre-vetted alerts means we only ping users when it’s critical.
Move faster than adversaries with ADR on your team
With 100k+ cyber insurance policyholders globally, we have a deep understanding of the cyber risk landscape. Wirespeed MDR algorithms are informed by data from Coalition Security scans and incidents across the globe to proactively defend against emerging threat trends.*
1801ms
median time to verdict (milliseconds!)
99.9%
alert noise reduction (that’s active resolution)
99.995%
API uptime (critical for response speed)
“Wirespeed is more than MDR. This is all the visibility in one place, without the work, and just the answers, that we could never otherwise afford.” — Head of Security (Healthcare)
“This may be the quickest onboarding/easiest integration onboarding workflow I've used in a security product! Instructions are super clear and friendly.” —Jordan S., Head of Security (Food & Beverage)
“We switched our Security Operations provider from an industry leader to Wirespeed, and I have never been happier. I highly recommend them to my peers in other companies.” —Ken H., CTO (Finance)
Why security pros love Wirespeed MDR.**
Got questions? We’re here to help.
What is Automated Detection & Response (ADR)?
Managed Detection & Response offers Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) as a service, but extends far beyond endpoint monitoring. While EDR utilises technology and tools to monitor, log, and record events from nearly any manner of endpoint activity, MDR provides the expert threat analysis needed to contextualise and remediate threats. Perhaps the biggest benefit of MDR versus EDR is that MDR can help speed time-to-detection and time-to-response or remediation, all without adding staff or headcount.
Why move from MDR to ADR?
With the proliferation of acronyms in cybersecurity, this is a very common question.
EDR, Endpoint Detection & Response, are tools, technologies, or products that monitor and record or log data from your endpoints (your endpoints are simply the physical devices that connect to and communicate with your network, such as laptops, printers, smartphones, tablets, servers, etc.). EDR tools can enable monitoring, provide visibility into endpoint health, and assist with threat detection, hunting, investigation, and analysis. The key takeaway here is that EDR only enables monitoring of your endpoint data and still requires skilled teams to manage, analyse, and respond.
XDR, Extended Detection & Response, are tools, technologies, or products that go beyond endpoint data to ingest or include additional sources of data from anywhere in the security stack, including network, email, cloud, and more, and can potentially unify the view and streamline analysis. The key here is that XDR permits broader data to be included and that both EDR and XDR are tools and capabilities. The key to their efficacy in any cybersecurity application is the people driving them.
Managed Detection & Response (MDR), however, can deliver either EDR or XDR as a service, meaning the provider supplies the skilled expertise to help implement, monitor, analyse, threat hunt, remediate, and respond. Because of the expertise driving the toolsets, most MDR clients should expect a 50% or greater reduction in MTTD and MTTR. With a median time to verdict of 1,801 milliseconds, Wirespeed MDR responds to threats even faster than other MDR providers.
What’s the difference between MDR, EDR, and XDR?
The cybersecurity industry is crowded with acronyms, but the real difference lies in who (or what) is taking action.
EDR & XDR are Tools: Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) and Extended Detection & Response (XDR) are the sensors. They record data and log events. However, these tools often create a mountain of alerts that still require someone to review and react.
MDR is a Human-Led Service: Managed Detection & Response (MDR) was the first attempt to solve the "alert fatigue" of EDR/XDR by hiring human analysts to watch the screens. The problem? Humans are slow, expensive, and prone to error. In a world where ransomware encrypts a network in minutes, a human-speed MDR response is often too late.
Automated Detection & Response (ADR) renders the traditional MDR model obsolete. ADR doesn't just manage the detection; it automates the full investigation, response, and containment. By replacing the human bottleneck with a proprietary, data-driven engine, Wirespeed ADR reaches a threat verdict and executes containment in seconds. Wirespeed ADR can stop breaches before you even check your inbox.
What kinds of data are monitored?
The Wirespeed platform uses a proprietary conditional logic algorithm, powered by probabilistic AI (which assigns likelihoods to different possible outcomes and thus improves decision making), to analyze alerts and deliver a threat verdict in milliseconds. This approach means no delay due to human fatigue and a stated median time to verdict of 1,801 milliseconds. The system is designed to provide consistent, auditable, and transparent verdicts without the human errors or fatigue that can occur in traditional SOC environments, or hallucinations that occur with certain AI systems.
The benefit? Blazing fast containment of threats, which can prevent minor intrusions from escalating into major breaches.
How does Wirespeed incorporate AI?
Our MDR solution is priced with accessibility and scalability in mind. For inquiries, please email us at MDRsales@Coalitioninc.com.
Where can I find pricing?
Our MDR solution is priced with accessibility and scalability in mind. For inquiries, please email us at MDRsales@Coalitioninc.com.