Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)
At a Glance
What Is Endpoint Detection & Response?
Antivirus software may stop the simplest attacks, but it’s unlikely to be capable of protecting against sophisticated modern techniques. Our EDR service uses powerful AI to stop attackers in their tracks — even when your devices are outside the office firewall — backed by a 24/7 SOC that analyzes anything that slips past.
“Antivirus asks “have I seen this before?” EDR asks “is this behaving like an attack?””
One Agent. Complete Protection.
The EDR Lifecycle
Prevent
Known and unknown threats stopped before they execute, with proactive protection.
Detect
Advanced threats found early through continuous behavior monitoring.
Respond
Threats rapidly contained and neutralized with automated responses.
Investigate
Incidents deep-dived with forensics and threat hunting tools.
Recover
Endpoints remediated and restored quickly to minimize downtime.
Why Antivirus Isn’t Enough
Traditional antivirus matches files against known signatures — it can only stop what it has seen before. Modern attacks are built to be new: fileless techniques, abused legitimate tools, and payloads generated per victim. EDR watches behavior instead, spotting attack patterns no signature list could contain.
Protection That Travels
Laptops leave the building; protection has to go with them. EDR defends devices at headquarters, at home, and on hotel Wi-Fi alike — coverage isn’t tied to being behind the office firewall.
The Human Layer: a 24/7 SOC
Automation is fast; analysts are smart. Behind the AI sits a security operations center reviewing detections around the clock — investigating the ambiguous cases, hunting for what automation missed, and driving remediation on anything that gets through.
Contain First, Then Clean
When a device shows signs of compromise, speed matters: it is isolated to stop spread, the threat is analyzed and removed, and the device is restored to service — with the root cause fed back into defenses so the same attack doesn’t work twice.
FAQ
Good Questions
How is EDR different from antivirus?
Antivirus blocks known-bad files by signature. EDR continuously watches device behavior to catch novel and sophisticated attacks — and pairs the technology with 24/7 human analysis and response.
Will it slow down our machines?
No. Modern EDR agents are lightweight and designed to run unnoticed — your team keeps working while the protection runs in the background.
What happens when something is detected?
The device can be contained immediately to prevent spread, the SOC investigates, the threat is remediated, and you’re informed — with the findings folded back into your defenses.
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