Get help from the MDR Operations team
This page tells you how the MDR Operations team can help you, how to contact them, and what you might need to tell them.
How the MDR Operations team can help
| Your issue | How to get help |
|---|---|
| Active incident | Contact the team by phone. See Phone support. |
| Suspicious activity | Send a service request |
| Investigation request | Send a service request |
| General questions | Send a service request |
To send a service request, see Create an MDR service request.
Note
If you have an MDR Essentials license, you can only get help during an active incident.
Phone support
If you believe you're experiencing an active incident and are an MDR customer, you can call us using one of the regional telephone numbers below.
| Country | Number | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Austria | +4373265575513 | Toll |
| Switzerland | +41445152285 | Toll |
| France | +33134348070 | Toll |
| Germany | +4961171187835 | Toll |
| Italy | +390287317993 | Toll |
| Spain | +34913758065 | Toll |
| Dubai | 800035704220 | Toll-Free |
| United Kingdom | +441235465857 | Toll |
| Ireland | +35312647191 | Toll |
| Country | Number | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | +61294099162 | Toll |
| New Zealand | +6494245697 | Toll |
| India | 0008000402359 | Toll-Free |
| Country | Number | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| United States | +1(833) 813-8776 | Toll-Free |
| Canada | +1(833) 813-8776 | Toll-Free |
If you're located outside one of the geographies above, please contact the MDR Security Operations Center (SOC) that is closest to you.
What to tell the team
Having the right information up front helps the MDR Operations team quickly assess and respond to potential threats. When you engage with them for the first time, be prepared to provide the details shown below.
| Threat information | Examples |
|---|---|
| Description of the issue | What symptoms or alerts have you observed? |
| Timeline | When did you first notice the problem? Has it happened before? |
| Environment changes | Any recent updates, patches, or configuration changes. |
| Indicators of compromise | Suspicious emails, files, IPs, domains, or other artifacts |
| Impact and scope | Which hosts or users are affected? Include names, IPs, and whether the hosts are production. |
| Volume of impact | How many users or endpoints are involved? |
| Evidence | Logs, screenshots, error messages, or alert IDs that support the investigation. |
| Backups | Confirm whether critical data is backed up. |
| Suspicious network activity | Any observed unusual traffic or outbound connections. |
Also, make sure the MDR Operations team know who to contact in your organization and when they're available.
Create an MDR service request
An MDR service request lets you raise issues with our MDR team. To create a request, do as follows:
- Go to Threat Analysis Center > Cases.
- On the Cases page, click Create case in the upper right.
- Select MDR service request.
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In Create service request for the MDR team, do as follows:
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Enter a case name and description.
Note
Don't use special characters in the case name. Sophos APIs might interpret special characters as syntax instead of values. Use only alphanumeric characters, spaces, and basic punctuation.
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Click Create.
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On the Case details page, on the Messages tab, you can exchange messages with the MDR team.
You can't add to or edit any other tabs.