Guardz vs. Check Point Infinity MDR

Guardz is the unified cybersecurity platform built for MSPs. We consolidate the essential security controls, including identities, endpoints, email, awareness, and more, into one AI-native framework designed for operational efficiency. With an identity-centric approach, an elite threat hunting team, and 24/7 AI + human-led MDR, Guardz transforms cybersecurity from reactive defense into proactive protection.

The Check Point MDR team is committed to the ongoing tasks of monitoring, detecting, investigating, hunting, responding to, and remediating threats within your environment, thereby ensuring thorough protection across your infrastructure, network, endpoints, email systems, and more, all powered by advanced ThreatCloud threat intelligence and AI-driven analytics. Security operations teams often liken the process of pinpointing real threats within their entire IT ecosystem to the daunting task of finding a needle in a haystack, as they must sift through data from numerous disjointed tools while managing an overwhelming influx of daily alerts. Moreover, many security teams face substantial challenges in sustaining 24/7 operations for their Security Operations Center (SOC), grappling with both a lack of personnel and expertise. As a result, serious attacks may go undetected until it is too late, leading to significant consequences. Whether your security operation is just starting out or is already well-established, utilizing Check Point MDR services can enhance your defensive strategies while providing peace of mind at an optimal total cost of ownership, thus strengthening your overall security framework. This all-encompassing strategy not only protects your assets but also enables your team to concentrate on strategic initiatives instead of being overwhelmed by constant fire-fighting, ultimately fostering a more resilient cybersecurity posture. With a focus on proactive threat management, the Check Point MDR team helps ensure that your organization remains one step ahead of potential threats.