Managed EDR & SOC Monitoring

Endpoint Protection That Works While You Sleep

Your endpoints are watched around the clock by Scinary’s US-based SOC, running on ThreatDown — one of the most decorated names in endpoint protection. Whatever happens at 2 a.m. gets handled at 2 a.m..

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What’s Actually at Risk

Most attacks land on a device first: a workstation, a server, a single unpatched machine. Ransomware doesn’t wait for business hours, and neither do the people running it. Catching that activity is the easy part — most security software can do it. What matters is whether someone’s watching closely enough to act on it before it spreads.

That’s the gap for most of the districts, campuses, and local governments we work with. While endpoint software is good, staffing can be an issue. Running a 24/7 security operation in-house takes people most IT teams don’t have room to hire, yet most EDR platforms are built assuming you already have them. Scinary operates differently — we bring the analysts alongside the software.

Real-Time Detection and Response

ThreatDown’s detection engine — built on Malwarebytes’ threat research — flags and quarantines malicious activity the moment it appears, not the moment someone reviews a log. Scinary’s SOC is watching that activity live, 24/7/365, so response starts in minutes, not the next morning.

Triple-Level Attack Isolation

When something’s actively happening, cutting off one door isn’t enough. Our team can isolate a compromised endpoint on three fronts at once, remotely, in real time — network communication, running processes, and login access. Few EDR providers isolate on all three simultaneously; Scinary does, which means the attack stops on our schedule.

Ransomware Rollback

Even if ransomware gets through, it doesn’t have to mean a lost week. ThreatDown’s Linking Engine can roll encrypted, deleted, or altered files back to their last healthy state — up to seven days after the fact — while clearing out the malware and any configuration changes it left behind.

You Keep Your Access

Some managed providers hand you a report and keep the console to themselves. Scinary doesn’t. You get the same analyst-level visibility into ThreatDown that our own team uses: full transparency into what’s being watched and why, not a black box you have to blindly trust.

The Scinary Advantage

ThreatDown’s Top Managed Partner

Scinary isn’t reselling ThreatDown as one option among several. We’ve built years of exclusive, hands-on experience with the platform. That depth shows up as faster triage and sharper judgment calls from a team that knows exactly what the tool is telling them.

Third-Party Validated

ThreatDown’s track record speaks for itself. Their achievements — every MRG Effitas certification year after year — back up what our SOC sees day to day: a platform that performs.

Deployed by People Who Know Your Environment

Installing the agent takes minutes and doesn’t require a reboot. What’s less generic is the rollout itself: Scinary’s Technology Services team plans and executes deployment with each client directly, around your environment, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Managed vs. Self-Managed

There’s no shortage of EDR options on the market. Here’s a straightforward look at how ThreatDown, managed by Scinary, compares to running Sophos EDR yourself.

Scinary + ThreatDown Sophos EDR (Self-Managed)
Who manages it? Scinary's US-based SOC handles it end to end, 24/7/365. You keep analyst-level access, but you're never carrying it alone. Built for analysts to run themselves — capable tools, but they assume in-house expertise most teams don't have to spare.
Response Time 15-minute SOC response SLA, documented and committed. Depends on your team's availability. Sophos MDR has its own SLA, but it's a separate service purchased on top of EDR.
Pricing One flat price — workstations and servers cost the same. Server and endpoint licensing are billed separately, with EDR layered on top of base Endpoint Protection across multiple tiers.
Third-Party Validation Every MRG Effitas certification year after year. Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for multiple consecutive years; Gartner Peer Insights Customer's Choice.
Chromebook/Education Free BrowserGuard on every managed Chromebook, one agent across Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS. Covers Windows, macOS, and Linux; Chrome OS support is limited at the EDR level.
Support The same team that manages your environment answers, every time — no call center, no ticket queue. Routed through tiered support portals and community forums, without a standard dedicated point of contact.

Who manages it?

Scinary + ThreatDown

Scinary's US-based SOC handles it end to end, 24/7/365. You keep analyst-level access, but you're never carrying it alone.

Sophos EDR (Self-Managed)

Built for analysts to run themselves — capable tools, but they assume in-house expertise most teams don't have to spare.

Response Time

Scinary + ThreatDown

15-minute SOC response SLA, documented and committed.

Sophos EDR (Self-Managed)

Depends on your team's availability. Sophos MDR has its own SLA, but it's a separate service purchased on top of EDR.

Pricing

Scinary + ThreatDown

One flat price — workstations and servers cost the same.

Sophos EDR (Self-Managed)

Server and endpoint licensing are billed separately, with EDR layered on top of base Endpoint Protection across multiple tiers.

Third-Party Validation

Scinary + ThreatDown

[Confirm current MRG Effitas / G2 figures — see Section 4 note]

Sophos EDR (Self-Managed)

Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for multiple consecutive years; Gartner Peer Insights Customer's Choice.

Chromebook/Education

Scinary + ThreatDown

Free BrowserGuard on every managed Chromebook, one agent across Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS.

Sophos EDR (Self-Managed)

Covers Windows, macOS, and Linux; Chrome OS support is limited at the EDR level.

Support

Scinary + ThreatDown

The same team that manages your environment answers, every time — no call center, no ticket queue.

Sophos EDR (Self-Managed)

Routed through tiered support portals and community forums, without a standard dedicated point of contact.

Running a 1:1 Chromebook Program?

In most K-12 environments, Chromebooks outnumber every other device by 10, 20, sometimes even 30 to one — and they’re often the hardest devices to secure without adding cost. Managed ThreatDown EDR through Scinary includes BrowserGuard, ThreatDown’s browser-native protection, on every managed Chromebook at no extra charge, deployed through Google Admin and watched by the same SOC covering the rest of your environment.

When you call, you get the people who actually manage your environment — not a queue, not a case number, not a hand-off to someone reading your history for the first time.

Add-On Services

The ThreatDown agent already sitting on your endpoints can do more than detect threats. Scinary-managed add-ons turn that same single agent into patching, web filtering, and application control — with nothing new to install or manage.

  • Scinary Patch Management
  • DNS Filtering
  • Scinary Managed Application Block

Scinary Patch Management

Keep systems up to date automatically. Patch vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them, without adding to your IT team's workload.

DNS Filtering

Prevent users from accessing risky sites while blocking malware and command-and-control traffic at the DNS level, in real time.

Scinary Managed Application Block

Control which applications run on managed devices. Block unauthorized or risky software without slowing your team down.

Go Beyond the Endpoint, with Centurion

Network-level visibility means we see threat-actor behavior first — before malware executes, before data moves, before the breach.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Scinary manage ThreatDown, or do I work directly with ThreatDown?

Scinary’s SOC handles ThreatDown alerts directly, 24/7. There’s no separate ThreatDown support queue to get routed into — one team watches everything.

How is this different from Centurion?

Centurion watches your network. Managed EDR watches individual devices — laptops, servers, workstations. Both report into the same Scinary platform and the same SOC, so nothing gets missed in the handoff between the two, because there isn’t one.

Is Managed EDR included in my package, or is it an add-on?

It’s an add-on to your core cybersecurity package. Your account team can walk through current pricing and what’s included.

What happens when ThreatDown EDR detects a threat?

The SOC is alerted immediately, investigates, and can isolate the affected device from your network to contain it — without waiting on you to notice or report it first.