Group-IB Managed XDR
Managed detection and response (MDR) software
System security software
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- Banking and insurance
- Energy and utilities
- Public sector and nonprofit organizations
What is Group-IB Managed XDR
Group-IB Managed XDR is a managed detection and response service that combines telemetry collection, detection engineering, and analyst-led investigation and response across multiple security data sources. It targets organizations that want 24/7 monitoring and incident handling without building a full internal SOC, including teams that need support for threat hunting and incident response workflows. The offering is typically delivered as a managed service layered on Group-IB’s detection content and threat intelligence, with options to integrate common endpoint, network, identity, and cloud/security log sources. It differentiates through its emphasis on analyst operations and use of vendor threat intelligence and investigation expertise as part of the service.
24/7 analyst-led monitoring
The product is delivered as a managed service with continuous monitoring, triage, and escalation. This helps organizations that lack round-the-clock SOC coverage maintain consistent detection and response operations. It also reduces the operational burden of staffing, shift coverage, and on-call incident handling. For many buyers in this category, the service component is the primary value driver.
XDR-style multi-source visibility
Managed XDR typically aggregates signals from multiple layers such as endpoint, network, identity, and cloud/log sources rather than relying on a single control plane. This can improve investigation quality by correlating activity across different telemetry types. It supports use cases like lateral movement detection and account compromise investigations where single-source tools may miss context. The approach aligns with how many MDR programs operate in this market segment.
Threat intelligence-informed detections
Group-IB is known for maintaining threat intelligence and investigation capabilities that can be used to enrich alerts and guide response actions. Intelligence enrichment can help analysts prioritize incidents and add context such as threat actor infrastructure or known TTPs. This is particularly relevant for phishing, credential abuse, and intrusion investigations where external context improves decision-making. The value depends on how broadly the intelligence is applied to customer telemetry and workflows.
Service scope varies by contract
MDR/XDR outcomes depend heavily on what is included in the service agreement (coverage hours, response actions, SLAs, and supported integrations). Some response steps may require customer approval or customer-side execution, which can slow containment. Buyers typically need to validate exactly which actions are performed by the provider versus the customer. This is a common source of mismatch between expectations and delivery in managed security services.
Integration and data onboarding effort
Achieving broad XDR coverage requires onboarding multiple data sources and maintaining connectors, parsing, and normalization. Data quality issues (missing logs, inconsistent fields, limited retention) can reduce detection fidelity and investigation speed. Organizations may need internal IT/security engineering time to deploy agents, configure log forwarding, and manage access. Time-to-value can vary depending on environment complexity.
Limited transparency on platform details
Publicly available information often emphasizes the managed service outcome more than detailed technical specifications (for example, exact supported telemetry sources, detection rule transparency, and response automation boundaries). This can make it harder to compare capabilities across providers during evaluation. Prospective customers may need deeper technical workshops to validate coverage for specific technologies and attack scenarios. The level of reporting and customer portal access can also vary by package.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Not publicly listed — "Talk to sales" (pricing not shown on site) | Basic Managed XDR capabilities: 24/7 managed detection? (Feature matrix shows Standard includes 24/7 managed detection icons), Support: 8x5 messaging & email; EDR forensics data retention: 7 days; Endpoint solution basics and threat hunting console; does not include Managed Response / Managed Threat Hunting (marked as unavailable in matrix). |
| Pro | Not publicly listed — "Talk to sales" (pricing not shown on site) | Includes more advanced hunt & response capabilities: 24x7 phone, chat & email support; EDR forensics data retention: 14 days; Managed Response and Managed Threat Hunting present; malware detonation and threat attribution included. |
| Enterprise | Not publicly listed — "Talk to sales" (pricing not shown on site) | Full visibility and comprehensive response: 24x7 phone, chat & email support; EDR forensics data retention: 30 days; access to advanced threat hunting capabilities and dedicated team; unlimited capabilities for threat hunting and advanced technologies. |
Notes: All three plans on the official product/subscriptions pages instruct prospective customers to "Talk to sales" for pricing; the site provides a detailed feature matrix but does not display any public prices.
Seller details
Group-IB
Singapore, Singapore
2003
Private
https://www.group-ib.com/
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