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In this video, Ray Texter, Chief of Information Security at Texas United Management explains why he trusts eSentire MDR to augment their internal security team’s capabilities and protect their business assets.
Company Description: Texas United Management is a privately held, US-based manufacturer of food-grade and pull salt.
Industry: Manufacturing of Minerals
Security Challenges:
Service Overview: 24/7 Multi-Signal Managed Detection and Response, Managed Risk Services, Managed Vulnerability Service, Security Incident Response Planning
The eSentire Difference:
eSentire augments the cybersecurity team at Texas United Management (TUM) with 24/7 Managed Detection and Response services delivering security event monitoring, threat detection, complete response and technology expertise. TUM CIO Ray Texter outlines how eSentire has helped him assess and mature the overall security program during his tenure at TUM. We partner on a wide range of services to complement the organization’s efforts in security awareness, testing, threat response, and incident response planning.
The service benefits outlined by Ray include: