Alerts don’t stop security breaches. 
Response does.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is security software that monitors endpoints (such as laptops, servers, and mobile devices) to detect and respond to cyber threats.

Managed EDR includes the same EDR endpoint technology but adds the support of a third-party security operations center (SOC). A SOC is a team of security experts that continuously monitor alerts, investigate suspicious activity, and respond to incidents on your behalf.

Organizations with limited security resources often choose Managed EDR so threats are monitored and handled by experienced analysts and with 24/7 coverage. Larger organizations with mature security teams may manage their EDR internally or use Managed EDR to supplement their in-house SOC.

Managed detection and response (managed EDR) is a cybersecurity service that combines automated advanced threat detection technologies with human expertise to proactively identify and prevent security incidents. It pairs endpoint detection and response (EDR) with a security operations center (SOC) to proactively detect and remediate threats.

Managed EDR deploys autonomous agents to endpoints to enable real-time file analysis, code analysis, remediation, and deep visibility response. This includes endpoints physically connected to the network as well as disconnected devices for mobile or work-from-home staff. Managed EDR combines endpoint detection and response (EDR) and a security operations center (SOC) staffed with skilled security professionals. The SOC monitors and manages the security alerts and notifications from the EDR and helps protect against cyberattacks.

Managed EDR solutions are important because they provide organizations with a proactive approach to cybersecurity. It helps in detecting and responding to threats in real-time, reducing the time between detection and response. Managed EDR also offers access to skilled security professionals who can provide guidance and support during security incidents, enhancing an organization's overall security posture.

Managed endpoint detection and response (managed EDR) and extended detection and response (XDR) are both cybersecurity solutions, but they differ in scope and capabilities. Managed EDR solutions monitor and respond to threats within an organization's network and endpoints. XDR extends this capability by integrating and correlating data from multiple security products and sources, including network, endpoint, cloud, and more. XDR provides a broader and more holistic view of the organization's security landscape.

Yes, we offer enterprise managed EDR solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of large organizations. Our enterprise managed EDR includes comprehensive threat detection, incident response, and ongoing monitoring to ensure the security of your organization's critical assets.

When selecting a managed EDR provider, consider factors such as their experience, expertise, and track record in the industry. Evaluate their technology stack, including the tools and technologies they use for threat detection and response. Assess their ability to provide 24/7 monitoring and incident response capabilities. Additionally, consider their pricing model, scalability, and the level of customization they offer to align with your organization's unique requirements.

Managed EDR solutions focus on detecting and responding to threats within an organization's endpoints. It combines technology and human expertise to proactively identify and mitigate security incidents. On the other hand, network detection and response (NDR) specifically focuses on monitoring and analyzing network traffic to detect and respond to threats.