Infrastructure Security

RMM enhances IT infrastructure security by providing real-time visibility of IT systems and automating essential management tasks.

• Remote monitoring: RMM makes it possible to remotely monitor servers, computers, network devices and other critical elements of the IT security infrastructure. Information gathered, including performance, security alerts and updates, is centralized on a single console, facilitating integrated management and improving application and IT infrastructure security.
• Proactive management: Using advanced tools for anomaly detection, reporting, patch management and backup monitoring, RMM enables a proactive approach. This strategy helps to anticipate problems before they escalate, helping to reduce service interruptions and fine-tune IT infrastructure security policy.
• Task automation: RMM simplifies the automation of routine operations, such as software updates, security patching, backup management and inventory. This reduces the workload on IT teams, while ensuring optimum infrastructure security, thanks to constantly updated and protected systems.

1. Proactive monitoring: With its real-time monitoring capability, RMM plays a crucial role in IT infrastructure security, enabling problems to be detected immediately as they emerge. This facilitates fast intervention, essential for minimizing service interruptions and reinforcing infrastructure security.
2. Cost reduction: RMM's automation of management tasks significantly reduces reliance on specialized manpower, resulting in a reduction in associated costs. By quickly identifying and rectifying anomalies, it is possible to limit expenditure on unplanned shutdowns and emergency interventions.
3. Improved productivity: By freeing IT teams from repetitive tasks, RMM enables them to focus on more strategic initiatives. This optimized use of time contributes to better application and IT infrastructure security, underlining the importance of a well-structured IT infrastructure security policy.
4. Enhanced security: RMM intensifies device infrastructure security by actively monitoring systems, systematically applying necessary security patches, and effectively managing backups. This comprehensive approach minimizes vulnerabilities and the risk of data loss, embodying Solulan's commitment to seamless computing infrastructure security.
5. Centralized management: The RMM's central console simplifies supervision of the IT security infrastructure, enabling Solulan's teams to manage the entire IT ecosystem from a single point. This centralization facilitates consistent management and provides a complete perspective on the state of the infrastructure, reinforcing the security of the infrastructure as a whole.

The main distinction between RMM (Remote Monitoring and Management) and MDR (Managed Detection and Response) lies in their approach to IT infrastructure security. 

MDR focuses on infrastructure security through continuous monitoring, proactive threat detection and fast response to security incidents. This solution is essential for countering cyber-attacks and protecting data.

RMM, on the other hand, focuses on remote management and optimization of the IT security infrastructure, including proactive monitoring, automation of management tasks and maintenance of systemic efficiency. RMM is therefore crucial to the maintenance and continuous improvement of IT infrastructure.

So, MDR actively protects against security threats by monitoring and responding to incidents, while RMM ensures effective remote management and maintenance of your IT infrastructure. Both solutions play complementary roles in the development of a robust security, application and infrastructure strategy.

Solulan offers a wide range of cybersecurity services for businesses, including:

• Proactive Monitoring (MDR): managed proactive detection and response services for effective and rapid reaction to threats. An excellent complement to RMM.
• IT security audits: in-depth assessments to identify vulnerabilities in your infrastructure
• Penetration tests: Simulated attacks to assess security resistance.
• Phishing awareness: Training programs to prevent phishing attacks.
• Dark Web monitoring: monitoring the Dark Web to detect compromised information.