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# Managed Services Overview

Public endpoints are provided for MTH (Managed Threat Hunting) and MDR (Managed Detection and Response) child tenants to manage reports, comments, and assignment-related operations.

## Authentication

All endpoints require API key based authentication using the x-xdr-auth-id and Authorization headers.

## Supported Tenants

Access is limited to MTH Child and MDR Child tenants only.

## Timestamps

All timestamps must be in milliseconds since the Unix epoch (UTC).

{% hint style="info" %}
**Required licenses:** MDR, MTH, Managed XSIAM Pro, Managed XSIAM Premium
{% endhint %}


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