MDR for Microsoft
Complete Microsoft security coverage, built for the mid-market.
Maximize your investment in Microsoft 365 Business Premium and the Defender suite with managed exposure reduction, detection, investigation, coordinated response, and compliance-ready evidence.
Your licenses are not the outcome
Microsoft provides the controls. HunterIQ helps make them operational.
Powerful technology can still leave gaps when policies are incomplete, alerts lack context, ownership is unclear, or no one can produce evidence that controls are working.
- Establish a secure baseline across the tenant
- Connect endpoint, identity, email, and device signals
- Define investigation and response paths
- Report control status and improvement over time
Managed versus merely enabled
Not all Microsoft security programs are operated equally.
| Capability | Unmanaged Microsoft tenant | HunterIQ Microsoft MDR |
|---|---|---|
| Security configuration | Default or inconsistent policies | Baseline review and prioritized hardening |
| Alert context | Individual product notifications | Endpoint, identity, email, and device correlation |
| Investigation | Internal team handles as time allows | Defined triage and investigation workflow |
| Response | Decisions made during the incident | Predefined escalation and authorized actions |
| Control evidence | Collected manually at renewal or audit | Recurring evidence and progress reporting |
| Security roadmap | Tool-led and reactive | Risk-led and tied to business obligations |
Frequently asked questions
Microsoft MDR, clearly explained.
No. HunterIQ is designed to help regulated SMBs get more value from Microsoft 365 Business Premium and Defender for Business. Additional licenses may be recommended where the required outcome is not covered by your current plan.
Not necessarily. HunterIQ can work directly with your internal team, alongside your MSP, or through an MSP partner. The goal is to add security operations and evidence capability without disrupting productive IT ownership.
Response scope is defined during onboarding and depends on authorized actions, coverage hours, environment access, and service tier. It may include coordinated account action, endpoint isolation guidance, email remediation, escalation, and post-incident improvement.
Yes. HunterIQ can assess insurer-requested controls, identify gaps, support remediation planning, and organize evidence that shows controls are configured, monitored, and improving. Insurer decisions remain with the carrier and underwriter.
Build your Microsoft MDR package
Turn Business Premium into measurable security outcomes.
Start with your user count, Microsoft plan, and the requirements driving the project.