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Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) services have become a crucial component of an organization’s cybersecurity strategy. With EDR, clients get comprehensive protection through continuous monitoring of endpoints for suspicious activity or potential threats.
WeAnkor’s advanced EDR service combines real-time monitoring, threat intelligence, and automated response capabilities to detect and mitigate cyberattacks swiftly and effectively. Our cybersecurity team, WeWatch, has extensive experience and expertise in managing and conducting investigations with EDRs.
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Key Features
Real-time,
Continuous Monitoring
24/7 surveillance of endpoint activities, processes,
and network connections to detect potential threats.
Advanced Threat
Detection
Deployment of behavioral analysis and machine
learning to identify sophisticated attacks.
Automated
Response
Pre-configured actions are implemented,
responding to detected threats automatically.
EDR Security
Events Handling
Proficient in managing EDR security events and
overseeing Managed Detection and
Response (MDR) systems.
Comprehensive
Endpoint Visibility
Offers a complete view of
all endpoints on the network.
Threat Hunting
Capabilities
Enables proactive searching for hidden threats.
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Produce a
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Continuous 24/7/365
real time monitoring
and investigations
FAQs
How does EDR differ from EPP or Antivirus?
EDR focuses on detecting and responding to threats that have already entered the system, while EPP and Antivirus solutions are primarily preventative, designed to block threats at the perimeter. With EDR, the WeWatch SOC can increase an organization’s security with specific actions that mitigate the risk and impact of threats.
Why is EDR important?
EDR is critical for an organization’s cybersecurity, as it can detect sophisticated threats that may bypass perimeter defenses. This allows organizations to identify, contain, and remove threats quickly and effectively – thereby ensuring data security across endpoints.
What types of threats can EDR detect?
EDR can detect a range of threats, including malware (crimeware, ransomware, trojans); the misuse of legitimate applications; file-based attacks; unwanted software, insider threats, suspicious user activity, and more.
How does EDR detect threats?
EDR uses real-time, continuous monitoring and endpoint data analytics, combined with rule-based automated response. By analyzing endpoint data in real-time, EDR can diagnose advanced threats quickly – even those that don’t match preconfigured threat parameters, like file signature.
What types of endpoints does EDR protect?
EDR protects various endpoints including desktops, laptops, servers, mobile devices, IoT implementations, and cloud environments. As a host-based security control, it only needs to be installed remotely on the endpoint.
Why is EDR crucial in today’s cybersecurity landscape?
With increasingly sophisticated cyber threats that can penetrate edge security, EDR offers a critical second layer of defense by detecting, containing, and eliminating threats that bypass initial perimeter protections.
What are the key components & techniques of an effective EDR solution?
An effective EDR solution includes continuous endpoint monitoring; real-time data collection; behavioral analysis; threat detection; automated response capabilities; and forensic investigation tools. This allows it to establish baseline normal activity and identifying anomalies that represent potential threats.
Can EDR work with other security tools?
Yes. EDR is most effective when integrated with other security solutions, such as SIEM, Mail Relay, NIDS and NGFW to create a comprehensive, layered security approach.
