Ontinue ION Wins Most Advanced MDR Service at Global InfoSec Awards 2025

Apr 28, 2025
Ontinue ION has been recognized as the Most Advanced Managed Detection and Response Service by Cyber Defense Magazine at the Global InfoSec Awards 2025, marking the third consecutive year of this achievement.
Ontinue ION Wins Most Advanced MDR Service at Global InfoSec Awards 2025

Ontinue has been recognized as the Most Advanced Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Service by Cyber Defense Magazine at the Global InfoSec Awards 2025, announced in a press release. This marks the third consecutive year that Ontinue has received this accolade.

Ontinue's ION platform is noted for its innovative approach to managed extended detection and response (MXDR), leveraging AI technology and human expertise to provide tailored security solutions. The platform integrates with customers' existing security tools to enhance threat detection and response capabilities, offering continuous security posture improvement.

The award highlights Ontinue's commitment to redefining MDR services with advanced AI and automation, enabling faster and more accurate incident resolution. Ontinue ION's unique features include a Microsoft Teams-based collaboration model and the pioneering use of Agentic AI for incident investigation, setting a new benchmark in the industry for Nonstop SecOps.

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