Human-led,
AI powered
AI hasn’t created a sixth attack vector. It’s a technique attackers use to move faster across the five you already defend, and it helps power the tools CyberMaxx uses to defend them faster too.
AI speeds up attacks and lowers the skill it takes to carry them out, so more adversaries can move faster. MaxxMDR is built to match that pace and close the gap.
MaxxAI
MaxxMDR brings together the orchestration of tech-enabled AI and human expertise, built to answer both sides of the AI question: how we defend against AI-driven attacks, and how we use AI to bolster the SOC.
Faster response to more real threats, so analysts focus on what matters to you.
- IdentityCredential + access
- EmailPhishing + email
- EndpointMalware + ransomware
- NetworkLateral movement
- CloudMisconfiguration + exposure
MaxxAI
The orchestration of tech-enabled AI and human expertise
- Threat response team for all confirmed incidents
- Full remediation, not just alerts
- Tier 3 SOC analysts on every escalation
- Data ingest and normalization
- Security alert correlation
- Automation of tier 1 and 2 alerts
Source: MaxxAI internal SOC performance data, 2026
Two kinds of AI risk, one architecture defending both
MaxxMDR is driving toward a model that covers AI-driven attacks across all five attack surfaces, correlated through one architecture, instead of selling AI security as a single bolt-on product the way most of the market does. AI attacks are a new technique for penetrating those five vectors, not a sixth vector of its own. You need to be thinking about AI in these two realms.
Internal AI Risk
Your people & toolsHow your own people and tools introduce exposure.
- Employee misuse of AI tools, like pasting sensitive data into a public chatbot
- Unauthorized, “shadow” AI tool usage outside sanctioned platforms
- Unsafe AI agent actions taken without adequate oversight
External AI Risk
AdversariesHow adversaries use AI against you, in two forms.
- AI-written phishing built to bypass the filters trained on last year’s lures
- AI-assisted malware that adapts faster than static signatures can track
- Automated bot abuse run at a scale no manual review can match
- Prompt injection and jailbreaks against deployed AI systems
- Model theft targeting proprietary AI investments
- Data poisoning aimed at corrupting training data or outputs
AI isn’t the sixth attack vector.
It’s a force multiplier on the five you already have to defend: identity, email, endpoint, network and cloud. MaxxMDR’s layered defense covers all five, so AI doesn’t change your architecture; it changes how fast the SOC has to move.
- Identity
- Endpoint
- Network
- Cloud
Framework-aligned, not one-off
MaxxMDR’s detection maps to the frameworks built specifically for AI risk, correlated alongside the same telemetry that already covers your five attack vectors.
- MITRE ATLAS
- OWASP Top 10 for LLM
- NIST AI framework
- Enterprise AI audit logsmonitored for misuse and shadow AI activity
- AI-enhanced attack correlationconnecting AI-accelerated activity across vectors
- Change and integrity monitoringfor AI systems and the data they depend on
- Vulnerability trackingspecific to AI infrastructure and deployments
- Email-specific AI phishing detectionbuilt for AI-written lures, not just known signatures
We don’t ask you to trust a black box
Some MDR providers hang their story on a proprietary AI product built in-house. CyberMaxx plugs the right AI tool into each step of the investigation instead, so the SOC gets faster without carrying the cost of building and maintaining an AI product on top of running yours.
Product-Led MDR
Black box- Builds one proprietary AI and asks you to trust it
- Adds headcount and maintenance to keep its AI current
CyberMaxx, Tech-Enabled
Glass box- Plugs in the right AI tool at each step of the investigation
- Lets experts be experts, backed by AI where it counts
AI augments the SOC. It doesn’t replace it.
Automation clears the noise. Every confirmed incident still gets a human analyst’s judgment before it reaches you, the same “Big R” Response standard that runs across all of MaxxMDR.
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Automation
clears the noise
Tier 1 and 2 alerts handled by the AI tool stack
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Human analyst
judges every confirmed incident
Tier 3 SOC analysts on every escalation
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“Big R” Response
contains and fully remediates
The same standard across all of MaxxMDR
See how MaxxMDR handles AI-driven attacks
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