eSentire
Multi-signal MDR with sub-15-minute Mean Time to Contain
- Service
- MDR
- Response
- Contain threats
Best for
Mid-market to enterprise organizationsUsually replaces
Separate incident response retainersCheck first
Premium pricing may be prohibitive for smaller organizations with limited budgetsCoverage
Covers
- Multi-signal MDR across endpoint, network, log, cloud, and insider threat vectors
- Atlas XDR Platform with 300+ technology integrations
- Sub-15-minute Mean Time to Contain (MTTC)
Pros and limits
Works well
- True multi-signal ingestion covering five attack surface vectors (endpoint, network, log, cloud, insider threat)
- Industry-leading Mean Time to Contain of under 15 minutes with full response authority
- Flexible EDR partnerships let customers bring CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, or Palo Alto
Watch out for
- Reporting templates lack customization flexibility according to some user reviews
- SOC ticket response times have been inconsistent, with some users reporting delays
- MSP/MSSP partner program has been criticized as overly complex
Pricing
- Starting price
- ~$15-25/endpoint/month
- Billing model
- Per-endpoint, Tiered, Custom
- Minimum contract
- 12 months
- Proof of concept
- Available
- Onboarding
- 7-14 days
Three tiered packages (Atlas Essentials, Atlas Advanced, Atlas Complete) priced per endpoint with add-on services available
Connects with
- SIEM
- eSentire Atlas XDR Platform (proprietary), Sumo Logic (partnership)
- EDR / Endpoint
- CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, Palo Alto Networks Cortex, eSentire Atlas MDR Agent (proprietary)
- Cloud
- AWS, Azure, GCP
- Other
- Microsoft 365, Microsoft Sentinel, Okta, Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, Cisco
Questions
How much does eSentire MDR cost?
eSentire MDR pricing is per endpoint, typically ranging from $15-25/endpoint/month depending on the package tier selected. Three packages are available — Atlas Essentials, Atlas Advanced, and Atlas Complete — each adding additional signal coverage, engagement frequency, and services like managed vulnerability.
What is eSentire's Mean Time to Contain?
eSentire maintains a Mean Time to Contain (MTTC) of less than 15 minutes. Their SOC analysts detect threats in seconds and contain them in minutes, which is a core differentiator in their MDR service commitment.
Does eSentire support bring-your-own EDR?
Yes, eSentire integrates with major EDR platforms including CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, and Palo Alto Networks Cortex. Customers can bring their existing EDR licenses or use eSentire's proprietary Atlas MDR Agent.