- Rapid7 (RPD, Financial) recognized as a Leader in the 2025 Frost Radar™ for Managed Detection and Response (MDR).
- Company's AI-powered triage system achieves 99.93% accuracy, saving over 200 SOC hours weekly.
- Platform supports over 180 third-party integrations for comprehensive security coverage.
Rapid7, Inc. (RPD), a prominent name in threat detection and exposure management, has been recognized as a Leader in the 2025 Frost Radar™ for Managed Detection and Response (MDR). This accolade highlights Rapid7's market-leading AI triage accuracy, particularly its ability to close benign alerts with a 99.93% success rate and save more than 200 hours per week in Security Operations Center (SOC) time.
The company's MDR services stand out due to a unified platform that combines 24/7 threat monitoring, unlimited incident response, and proactive threat hunting. Frost & Sullivan acknowledged Rapid7's platform for delivering a seamless experience through deep integration of native and third-party telemetry, covering endpoint, network, cloud, and identity security domains.
Rapid7's AI capabilities contribute significantly to its leadership position, allowing for autonomous investigation enrichment and natural language log queries. The platform's support extends to over 180 third-party integrations, offering clients robust security without the need to overhaul existing tools.
According to Lucas Ferreyra, a senior industry analyst at Frost & Sullivan, Rapid7's investment in AI-powered SOC operations and proactive detection and response strategies sets it apart in the MDR landscape. The company's focus on transparency and customer trust continues to shape the future of MDR services, emphasizing a continuous threat exposure management approach.
Craig Adams, Chief Product Officer at Rapid7, emphasized the company's dedication to enabling security teams to achieve scalable outcomes with ease. By providing a global SOC that enhances detection and response capabilities, Rapid7 empowers organizations to swiftly identify and neutralize threats, reinforcing its commitment to making cybersecurity more accessible and effective.
