Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

 

The best way to manage today’s security threats Security used to be easier.

You installed antivirus (AV) solutions, trained employees not to click on unknown links, and kept software and websites up-to-date. AV solutions have done a great job of helping keep small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) safe for many years. However, the threat patterns are changing, and SMBs need a different type of protection to combat these increasingly sophisticated, severe attacks.

Here’s why: AV solutions rely on signatures (think of a digital fingerprint) to detect threats, but many of the latest threats can’t be caught via signature-based protection—making it easy to slip through and enter your company’s networks undetected.

Here are a few examples of the risks currently present:

📧 Weaponised documents that may seem like harmless PDF attachments in your emails but execute attacks once they enter your network.

📵 Fileless threats that don’t require downloads, but execute from memory, making them difficult to identify.

🚨 Zero-day threats that find an unknown computer vulnerability and exploit it before software or hardware providers can issue updates.

📈 Continued ransomware attacks, which can disable IT networks as cyberattackers demand huge ransoms to restore data and services.

 

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How managed EDR benefits you

Managed Endpoint Detection and Response
Gain peace of mind by using Managed EDR to rollback Microsoft® Windows® OS devices to their pre-threat state. Simply click and restore infected machines to a healthy version, no matter which strain of ransomware is holding them hostage. There’s no need to pay expensive ransoms to cyberattackers. Our Managed EDR service pays for itself by helping to keep you safe and secure.

Increase Employee Productivity
Eliminate threats that outwit traditional AV solutions while maintaining faster device performance, creating fewer distractions that eat into employee productivity.

Let the Experts Manage it For You
Don’t spend time trying to support and manage your own systems and security. Focus on running and growing your business, with ongoing support from your managed services provider.

 

 

AV vs. EDR: At a Glance

Feature AV EDR
Context and forensic threat data available Limited Complete
Kill, quarantine, remediate, and rollback options Kill/quarantine only All
Leverages common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVE) system No Yes
Offline user protection Requires updated definitions Yes
Policy to allow/block USB devices by vendor/class/serial/product No Yes
Policy to contain threats by disconnecting from the network No Yes
Policy to control endpoint firewall settings No Yes
Resource-intensive Moderate Light
Helps defend against wrapper/variations/obfuscator threats Requires updated definitions Yes
Helps defend against fileless attacks No Yes
Helps defend against unknown and zero-day threats Requires updated definitions Yes
Uses signature-based detection Yes No

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