UDTSecure TM
Who is UDT? Award winning: We are a technology enabler known for helping clients accomplish more by evaluating, architecting, providing, securing and managing solutions to heighten their impact in a hyper-connected world. 100% certified (NMSDC) minority (Hispanic) owned and operated firm A STRIVE culture which priorities integrity, excellence and teamwork Headquartered in Miramar, Florida Award winning: Founded in 1995 5,000+ happy customers Community outreach programs which focus on giving back 20+ years of experience 250+ employees
UDT CONFIGURATION CENTER The UDT Configuration Center and Technical Services: designed to assist customers in their complete asset lifecycle management: Develop Configure Deliver Deploy Manage Dispose Created: 2010 Size: 35k square feet Imaging capability: 6k units per day standard Etching capability: 7 etching units; 2,000 per day standard Warehousing capacity: 400+ pallet positions Product capability: Full range of products Location: Orlando, Florida
Service Portfolio PRE-SALES POST SALES Assessments Architecture Reviews Configuration Reviews POST SALES Implementation Device Hardening Device Management Services Tier 1 and Tier 2 Support NOC Services Managed SOC and SIEM
UDTSecure Service Offerings – The Tool Box Identify Protect Detect Respond Recover Risk & Vulnerability CISO as a Service SOC as a Service Incident Response Plans Cyber Forensics Compliance Assessments* Security Device Mgmt. End Point Threat Detection Incident Response Testing Managed Resumption Cyber Liability Review Threat Intelligence Firewall Monitoring Incident Run/Playbooks Dark Web Monitoring App. Security Testing* Log Collection & Storage* Infrastructure Monitoring Managed Response/Kill Red Team Exercises O365 Security as Service Event Correlation Managed IR Services Secure Config Services SIEM as a Service Compliance & Reporting PCI Gap Analysis/Audits* Managed Access Security Training Managed Phishing Services Managed Vulnerability Consulting Service Third Party Risk Mgmt. Managed Security Service