AI-native managed detection and response for small businesses.
From $4 per endpoint-or-user per month. Catch an incident in seconds, contain it in seconds, and read the Monday boardroom one-pager — not pay an analyst queue.
No credit card. 20-minute onboarding. No analyst-hour overages on the invoice.
The SMB threat landscape in numbers
What SMB defenders actually race against.
Four numbers the autonomous-SOC category clears the concierge-SOC contract at — and the band every renewal is most likely quoted against today.
The autonomous-SOC band the concierge-SOC contract has never hit on its own — and the line your renewal is most likely quoted against.
The metric a concierge SOC cannot match — the gap between a containment and a four-hour analyst-queue triage.
A concierge SOC with a four-hour mean time-to-respond has already lost to a credential-stuffing wave that converts in minutes.
The line item a concierge vendor bills dark-web and identity exposure against — bundled into the four-surface blend at $4–9/endpoint-or-user.
What Vantari watches
Three places small businesses get hit — covered in plain language.
Modern attackers don’t pick a single line of defence — they pick the path of least resistance. Vantari covers the three paths SMBs are most often hit on: the laptops your team works on, the logins they sign in with, and the leaked passwords already floating around on the dark web.
Endpoint & server watch
The ransomware test, every hour, on every laptop and server.
Your laptops and servers — the actual machines your team works on — quietly send us small, safe health checks. If something starts acting like ransomware, or someone installs software they shouldn’t have, Vantari sees it within minutes and isolates the host before the encryption runs.
- Watches every laptop, desktop, and server for unusual software and strange behaviour.
- Blocks ransomware-style attacks the moment they try to run.
- Tells you, in plain words, which device has the problem and what to do next.
Detect · Respond · Report
- DetectA scheduled task lands under a wrong parent, an LSASS handle opens to a process it should not, a service persists across reboots — Vantari reads the process tree and flags the one that should not be there.
- RespondContainment runs in under a second: the host is quarantined, the process tree is blocked, and the analyst queue is never opened. The containment record is on the dashboard before the next alarm fires.
- ReportMonday’s one-pager names the exact device, the exact user, and the one action the team takes next — written for the executive review, not for the SOC shift-handover.
What it replacesReplaces a concierge SOC quote with three zeros in it, billed per analyst-hour — for the same endpoint telemetry.
See the endpoint surface ›Identity & credential risk
Most SMB compromises start at the login — not the file.
It’s not the software that gets hacked — most of the time it’s the login. Vantari keeps an eye on the accounts your team uses — Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, your VPN — and warns you if one of them is set up in a risky way, or suddenly starts authenticating from a new continent at 3 a.m.
- Catches logins with no second-step verification turned on.
- Flags when an employee’s account suddenly has more access than they need.
- Alerts you the moment a real login looks like an attacker’s login.
Detect · Respond · Report
- DetectA sign-in anomaly at 3 a.m. from a new city. A role quietly widened on Entra ID with no ticket. An OAuth grant issued to a SaaS SKU the team does not use — Vantari reads the identity plane and flags the one pattern that is not legitimate.
- RespondThe session and refresh-token are revoked at verdict — before the credential-stuffing wave converts. The same four-hour delay a concierge SOC bills against never opens here.
- ReportThe one-pager is identity-attributed — which user, which token, which rotation cleared the gap. The CIO reads it as a containment, not a hand-off note.
What it replacesReplaces an add-on identity bundle priced per seat — the same telemetry, built into the same one-pager.
See the identity surface ›Dark-web credential watch
Find out your staff’s passwords leaked before an attacker uses them.
If a staff member’s email and password ever leak online — through a breach at another service they use — attackers buy those lists and try them against your business. Vantari watches the dark web so you find out before they do, and walks you through the one-step rotation that closes the gap.
- Scans leaked-credential lists for every email on your domain.
- Tells you exactly which staff member is exposed and which password was leaked.
- Walks you through the safest way to force a reset — one notification, not a 10-step process.
Detect · Respond · Report
- DetectForum mentions, paste-dump releases, and stealer-log credits are scraped for your domain — and tied back to the staff whose email pattern matches the leak.
- RespondThe exposed credential is rotated before the credential-stuffing wave converts. The rotation lands on the operations checklist, not a separate vendor, and the audit trail is on the dashboard by morning.
- ReportThe Monday readout carries a per-staff exposure delta: which staff is exposed, which password was leaked, and which rotation cleared it. The CIO reads it as a containing-happened report, not a containing-starts-today decision.
What it replacesReplaces a $15k+/yr dark-web add-on, billed as a separate subscription — bundled into the same monthly invoice.
See the dark-web surface ›Pricing, in one breath
From $4 to $9 per endpoint-or-user per month — three tiers, one invoice.
Three tiers, no analyst-hour line, no add-on pile. The exact dollar band the autonomous-SOC category cleared the concierge-SOC contract at — and the band your renewal is most likely quoted against today.
Starter
Endpoint-only
Catch the ransomware test on every laptop — and a Monday one-pager you can paste as-is.
Growth
Endpoints + identity
Add identity + a single one-pager covering both surfaces, without doubling the invoice.
Complete
The full four-surface blend
Endpoints + identity + dark-web + cloud config — the four surfaces a compromise actually needs.
Looking for the matrix? Open the side-by-side comparison.
How response works
Detect the threat. Contain in seconds. Read the Monday one-pager.
The response loop a concierge SOC cannot match — three steps from a single containment to a verdict a CIO can paste as-is.
Catch the threat the moment it lands.
A wrong-parent process tree, a sign-in from a new city at 3 a.m., a paste-dump mention of the corporate domain — Vantari reads the endpoint, the identity plane, and the dark-web surface in the same eye-line, and flags the one pattern the four surfaces have never correlated.
Anchored on the invoice — never an analyst-hour overage.
Isolate, revoke, rotate in seconds — not hours.
The host is contained, the session is revoked, the credential is rotated — before the credential-stuffing wave converts. The four-hour analyst-queue delay a concierge SOC bills against never opens here; one analyst-hour does not have to clear for the containment to land.
Anchored on the invoice — never an analyst-hour overage.
Read the verdict on Monday — paste-as-is language.
The Monday one-pager names the device, the user, the surface, and the one action the team takes next. Concierge readouts land at end-of-week and read like an analyst-hours meter; Vantari lands Monday morning and reads like a verdict.
Anchored on the invoice — never an analyst-hour overage.
Want the full response loop on the four surfaces a compromise actually needs? See the matrix on /pricing ›
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See what Vantari catches for a business like yours.
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