CloudJacket MDR

CloudJacket MDR is a managed detection and response service from SECNAP Network Security, a Florida-based cybersecurity company. It is intended for organisations that need continuous monitoring and threat response but lack the internal staff, tooling or budget to run a round-the-clock security operations centre. The service combines proprietary technology with human expertise, using AI-augmented analysis to sift network and endpoint telemetry for signs of intrusion, lateral movement, data exfiltration and malware, and then relying on SECNAP's security analysts to investigate, validate and act on genuine threats. The overarching approach is to deliver enterprise-class protection as a fully managed service, so that clients receive outcomes — detected and contained incidents — rather than simply another stream of alerts to triage.

At the heart of the offering is the CloudJacket sensor, a network appliance deployed on-premises or in the cloud that provides intrusion detection and prevention, deception capabilities such as honeypots designed to lure and expose attackers, and traffic analysis. This is complemented by log collection and SIEM functionality, endpoint detection and response, vulnerability scanning and monitoring of cloud and Microsoft 365 environments, giving a consolidated picture of the attack surface. A US-based security operations centre operates 24/7, correlating events, performing threat hunting and taking response actions, while clients receive dashboards, incident notifications and regular reports. Compliance support helps organisations evidence controls required by frameworks and regulations including HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST and CMMC. The service is designed to be deployed quickly with minimal disruption and can be delivered directly or through managed service provider partners. CloudJacket MDR is aimed at small and mid-sized businesses and regulated organisations in sectors such as healthcare, financial services, legal, education, local government and manufacturing. Pricing starts from around USD 20; there is no free version and no free trial listed, and final costs depend on the scope of devices and services covered.