Overview
Updated Jun 8, 2026
Fully automated MDR / ADR platform acquired by Coalition in November 2025 and positioned around millisecond alert verdicting, opt-in automated containment, ChatOps verification and API-based integrations with existing detection tools. Best fit for MSPs/MSSPs and lean security teams that want to reduce analyst triage load. Buyers should validate how Wirespeed is sold post-acquisition, which integrations support auto-containment, and whether Coalition insurance data or policyholder benefits apply to their purchase.
Buyer fit
Good fit when
- ✓MSPs and MSSPs that want to add or scale MDR without hiring a large analyst team
- ✓SMB and mid-market buyers comfortable with automated triage and configurable containment
- ✓Coalition policyholders or prospects evaluating MDR together with cyber risk and insurance strategy
- ✓Security teams that already run tools such as Microsoft, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Okta, Slack or Teams and want API-based triage on top
Watch out when
- ×Buyers that require named analysts, scheduled threat hunts and human-led SOC review for every case
- ×Organizations needing a published contractual response SLA or public price list before engaging sales
- ×Teams that expect incident response, forensics or recovery to be bundled into base MDR
- ×Buyers uncomfortable with automated containment of users or endpoints, even when configurable
Coverage
4 of 6 attack surfaces in the base price; the rest are separately priced.
EDR
SIEM
Cloud
Additional capabilities
Incident response
Pricing
Custom pricing.
How pricing works+−
Pricing page says Wirespeed works out pricing by organization and offers direct pricing for enterprises, partner pricing for MSP/MSSPs, and reseller/channel programs.
Custom pricing. No public per-user, per-endpoint or platform price found.
Cost caveats
- –The strongest strategic story is Coalition Active Insurance plus automated MDR, but Wirespeed's standalone-versus-Coalition-bundled commercial model should be confirmed.
- –No public fixed price bands or minimums were found.
- –No public contractual response SLA or service-credit table was found.
2 more+−
- –Auto-containment is opt-in and is skipped for beta integrations, so buyers must confirm which integrations support automatic action.
- –This is an automation-heavy MDR model. Buyers expecting named SOC analysts or human-led threat hunting should validate service scope carefully.
What costs extra (4)+−
- –Exact pricing requires consultation
- –Coalition insurance coverage is separate from Wirespeed MDR unless contractually bundled
- –Auto-containment depends on supported non-beta integrations and buyer configuration
- –Deep forensics and incident response may require Coalition Incident Response or another IR provider
Warranty conditions+−
No public breach warranty found. Coalition offers cyber insurance and Active Insurance risk-management services, but that is not the same as an MDR breach warranty.
Team and access
Reputation
Wirespeed is very new, so independent MDR review data is thin. Public differentiation is strong: automation-first MDR, broad integrations, MSP/MSSP positioning and Coalition's Active Insurance acquisition. The trade-off is limited third-party validation and open questions about post-acquisition packaging.
What customers praise
- ✓Clear automation-first MDR positioning
- ✓Strong integration breadth for a young provider
- ✓Coalition acquisition gives insurance-risk context and distribution
- ✓MSP/MSSP motion addresses alert-triage economics
Common complaints
- ×Limited independent public reviews
- ×No public fixed pricing
- ×No public contractual SLA
- ×Automation-heavy model may not satisfy buyers wanting named analysts or proactive human-led hunting
- ×Post-acquisition packaging with Coalition is still something buyers should clarify
Limited Reddit signal. One r/MSP thread asked about the service and raised reasonable questions about automation, response actions and incident response depth.
Questions to ask
- 1.
Should buyers contract with Wirespeed, Coalition Security, Coalition, or a partner after the acquisition?
- 2.
Can Wirespeed be purchased standalone, or is it bundled with Coalition insurance or Coalition Control?
- 3.
Which integrations in our environment support automatic containment today, and which are beta or manual-only?
- 4.
What exact actions can Wirespeed take without approval for users, endpoints and cloud/identity accounts?
- 5.
What is included if an incident requires forensics, recovery or legal/insurance claims coordination?
- 6.
What contractual SLA applies to verdicting, containment, escalation and customer notification?
- 7.
How is the 1,801 ms median verdict metric measured, and can we validate it on our own historical alerts?
- 8.
What data, cases, rules, verdict history and reports can we export if we leave?
- 9.
How does Coalition insurance or Active Insurance data change detection, pricing or eligibility for us?
Evidence
Sources reviewed
Main public source used for the provider profile.
Official November 2025 announcement describing Coalition's acquisition of Wirespeed, the Active Insurance context, median time-to-verdict, noise reduction and Coalition Security legal footnote.
Official pricing page confirming custom pricing, enterprise/direct, MSP/MSSP and reseller motions, 90-day data lake retention, ChatOps and opt-in automated containment.
Official documentation for detection, directory, endpoint management, communication, ticketing, enrichment and log integrations, including beta integration limitations.
Official documentation explaining configurable verdict rules, contain user, contain endpoint, escalate, correlate/close and ChatOps outcomes.
Official documentation for user containment actions including password rotation, active-session termination, account lockout, VIP and non-human identity cautions.
Official documentation for endpoint isolation, critical asset and server containment, late-stage tool response and beta integration caveats.
Official documentation for user verification, manager escalation, security team notifications and Email/Slack/Teams/SMS ChatOps channels.
Public-data caveats
- –No public contractual response-time SLA is recorded for this profile.
- –No public breach warranty is recorded.
- –Response authority may depend on pre-approval and contract scope.
- –MDR analyst headcount or analyst-to-customer ratio is not public.
Also consider
Further reading
Independent research. Verify details directly with the provider before making decisions.