MDR Providers That Work With IBM QRadar
Find MDR providers that integrate with IBM QRadar. Compare compatibility, features, and pricing for providers that work with your stack.
›› IBM QRadar integration considerations
- −IBM has announced QRadar SIEM migration to the QRadar Suite on Cloud Pak. Ask how the MDR provider handles this transition.
- −Verify the provider can tune QRadar offense rules to reduce false positives rather than just triaging alerts.
- −Ask whether the provider supports QRadar on-premises, cloud, or both deployment models.
- −Check if the integration includes QRadar SOAR automation or is limited to alert ingestion.
›› 11 providers
AirMDR*AI-native SOC. Uses autonomous AI analysts for most triage and investigation, with human oversight.
AI-native architecture with 240+ integrations (vendor-claimed) and aggressive trial terms. Best for cost-conscious SMBs willing to adopt early-stage AI automation. The trade-off is vendor maturity, zero public reviews and opaque pricing.
Bitdefender MDR
MITRE-validated detection quality on a single-vendor GravityZone platform with 3 global SOCs and competitive per-endpoint pricing. The trade-off is full vendor lock-in to GravityZone, no third-party EDR support, and XDR sensor licenses that add cost if you need coverage beyond endpoints.
Daylight Security
AI-native MDR that combines an agentic platform with a team of security experts with IR and threat hunting experience in a follow the sun model across the globe. Best suited for organizations with modern tech stack.
Eviden
Fits European and Middle East enterprise buyers that already work with Atos or want a multinational services firm running their MDR. Pure-play competitors will move faster on SMB and mid-market deals.
Expel
API-first, vendor-agnostic MDR with 160+ integrations and full transparency into every SOC action via Workbench. Ideal for tech-forward organizations that want to keep their existing security tools and add a managed detection layer. Trade-off: threat hunting and incident response are add-ons, not included in base pricing, and no breach warranty.
Nomios
Nomios MDR fits European buyers that value EU data hosting, a visitable Dutch SOC and a choice between packaged Cortex XDR MDR and a custom service around existing tools. The trade-off is pricing and SLA opacity: tiers are public, but amounts, service-credit language and breach warranty terms are not.
Recon InfoSec
Recon InfoSec is a strong fit for buyers who want managed security operations with broad integrations, direct analyst access, proactive hunting, canaries, SIEM/SOAR and included incident response. The trade-offs are custom pricing, limited public third-party validation, no published contractual SLA table and operational details that need buyer confirmation.
SECUINFRA
Fits German and EU buyers that put data sovereignty first and want a partner that will work inside their own SIEM. Buyers outside DACH or those that need transparent SLAs and warranties will find more options in the larger pure-play field.
SecurityHQ
The core draw is keeping your existing EDR stack while adding SOC analyst coverage, backed by a credible MITRE evaluation showing low alert noise. The trade-off: guided response means your team does the remediation work, pricing is opaque and public reviews are scarce.
SentinelOne
Platform-native MDR for SentinelOne customers with $1M breach warranty, FedRAMP High, and Purple AI Athena agentic workflows. MITRE Managed Services: 100% detection with best signal-to-noise ratio. Key trade-off: strong platform technology but MDR service layer gets consistently lower marks than the platform itself, with false positive tuning and support quality as persistent concerns.
Smarttech247
Technology-agnostic MDR that works with your existing SIEM and EDR, with 100% MDR client retention in FY2024 and Gartner Market Guide recognition two years running. Publicly traded on AIM, giving buyers financial transparency rare among smaller MDR providers. The trade-off: tiny review footprint (13 Gartner reviews, zero on G2 or PeerSpot), opaque pricing, no MITRE validation, no breach warranty, and a ~160-person company competing against firms 10x its size.