Two ways to defend.
One choice per client.
Both run on the same 24/7 SOC, and on both the SOC acts from Essential. The difference is whose stack it sits on.
Choose ThreatRespond™ when the client wants to keep their existing EDR: it's vendor-agnostic Managed XDR and the SOC acts from the Essential service level. Choose ThreatDefend™ powered by CrowdStrike Falcon when they want the best stack deployed for them: the SOC also acts from Essential, with full ITDR included from day one. Both are priced per asset (endpoints, users, servers and firewalls, with cloud sources per user) with volume discounts across the partner's book. The rule: one product per environment. A client runs ThreatRespond™ or ThreatDefend™, never both at once.
| Dimension | ThreatRespond™ | ThreatDefend™ |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Clients keeping an existing EDR | Clients who want the best stack deployed for them |
| Endpoint stack | Whatever the client already runs | CrowdStrike Falcon, deployed by Vijilan |
| SOC acts | From Essential (every service level) | From Essential (every service level) |
| ITDR included | From Advanced | From Essential |
| Pricing basis | Per asset, volume discounts across your book | Per asset, volume discounts across your book |
| Tagline | Your tools. Our SOC. | Our stack. Our SOC. |
One product per environment. A client runs ThreatRespond™ or ThreatDefend™, never both at once.
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