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Ironclad Security Launches Managed Detection Service Built for Small Businesses

The subscription service brings 24/7 threat monitoring to companies that cannot staff a full security team.

Ironclad Security Launches Managed Detection Service Built for Small Businesses

AUSTIN, Texas — Ironclad Security, LLC today launched a managed detection and response (MDR) service designed specifically for small and mid-sized businesses that lack the resources to run a full security operations team.

The service combines 24/7 monitoring with a team of analysts who investigate alerts and guide response, offered at a flat monthly price the company says is a fraction of building an in-house team.

“Small businesses face the same threats as large enterprises but rarely have the same defenses,” said Grace Holloway, chief executive officer of Ironclad Security. “We built this to close that gap.”

The service is available now in the United States and Canada.

About Ironclad Security, LLC — Ironclad provides cybersecurity monitoring and response services for growing companies. It is headquartered in Austin, Texas.

Ironclad Security, LLC issued this press release, distributed to Wire · Sterling Post by RedPress.

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