MDR Detect™ · Sub-Second Detection
Threats Surface In Seconds, Not Days
Detection on live telemetry as it arrives, plus auto-hunt back across the last 30 days. You learn about the threat in seconds, not on next quarter's report.
Sub-second detection through AUXO™ EventFlow, correlating telemetry the moment it lands.
The problem
Dwell Time Is The Whole Ballgame
An attacker who goes unnoticed for days has time to move, escalate and exfiltrate. Batch-based detection that runs on a schedule hands them that time for free. By the time the report lands, the damage is done.
Automatic retro-hunt across the last 30 days, so a new indicator finds yesterday's intrusion, not just today's.
How MDR Detect™ delivers it
Three Ways We Catch It Fast
MDR Detect™ is built for speed at both ends: instant detection on live data, and an automatic look back when new intelligence arrives.
Sub-Second On Live Telemetry
AUXO™ EventFlow correlates events the moment they arrive. Detection happens in under a second, not on the next scan.
Auto-Hunt Back 30 Days
When a new indicator appears, MDR Detect™ automatically hunts the last 30 days of telemetry to find where it already touched you.
Intel-Driven Triggers
Detections and deception triggers are tuned by threat intelligence, so the alerts that fire are the ones that matter.
The first time ON2IT flagged something inside a second, we realized how much time our old tooling had been quietly giving the attackers.
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Frequently asked
Sub-Second Detection, Answered
How fast does MDR Detect™ actually detect threats?
Detection on live telemetry happens through AUXO™ EventFlow the moment it arrives, sub-second, not on a scheduled scan or next quarter's report.
Why does dwell time matter so much?
An attacker who goes unnoticed for days has time to move, escalate and exfiltrate. Batch-based detection that runs on a schedule hands them that time for free.
What happens when a new threat indicator appears after the fact?
MDR Detect™ automatically hunts back across the last 30 days of telemetry, so a new indicator finds yesterday's intrusion, not just today's.
How does ON2IT decide which alerts fire?
Detections and deception triggers are tuned by threat intelligence, so the alerts that fire are the ones that matter.
Is this a replacement for scheduled scanning?
Yes, effectively. It correlates events on live telemetry the moment they land, instead of waiting for a scheduled batch scan.
Cut Dwell Time To Seconds.
See how MDR Detect™ surfaces threats in under a second and hunts back 30 days the moment new intelligence lands.