Endpoint Detection & Response

Proactively protect your organization

We provide advanced Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) services designed to proactively protect your organization from sophisticated cyber threats. Our service goes beyond traditional antivirus solutions by continuously monitoring all endpoints (laptops, desktops, servers, mobile devices) for malicious activities, suspicious behaviors, and potential security breaches. We deploy state-of-the-art EDR platforms, leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect, analyze, and respond to threats in real-time. Our expert security analysts monitor alerts, investigate incidents, and provide rapid remediation, ensuring comprehensive protection against ransomware, zero-day exploits, fileless malware, and other advanced attacks that might target your business.

Benefits

Proactive Threat Detection: EDR moves beyond signature-based detection, identifying and blocking even unknown or emerging threats by analyzing behaviors and anomalies, significantly enhancing your security posture.
Real-time Visibility into Endpoints: Gain deep insight into all activities on your endpoints, including processes, file changes, network connections, and user actions, crucial for understanding and responding to incidents.
Rapid Incident Response: Our EDR services enable quick identification and containment of threats, minimizing the damage and impact of a cyberattack.
Reduced Risk of Data Breaches: By detecting and neutralizing threats before they can exfiltrate sensitive data, EDR significantly lowers the risk of costly and reputation-damaging data breaches.
Automated Remediation: EDR platforms can automatically isolate infected endpoints, kill malicious processes, and roll back unwanted changes, accelerating recovery.
Enhanced Forensics and Investigation: Detailed logs and telemetry data collected by EDR facilitate thorough post-incident analysis, helping to understand how an attack occurred and prevent future occurrences.
Compliance Support: EDR capabilities assist organizations in meeting various regulatory compliance requirements by providing robust security controls and detailed audit trails.
Protection Against Advanced Threats: Effectively defends against sophisticated attacks like ransomware, fileless malware, polymorphic viruses, and advanced persistent threats (APTs) that often bypass traditional security tools.
Reduced Burden on Internal IT: For businesses without a dedicated cybersecurity team, our EDR services provide expert monitoring and response, allowing your IT staff to focus on core operations.

Examples in Action

1. Preventing a Ransomware Attack at a Construction Company

Scenario: An employee at a construction company unknowingly clicks on a malicious link in a phishing email, initiating the download of a ransomware payload onto their workstation. EDR in Action:

Behavioral Detection: Our EDR platform, deployed on the company's endpoints, immediately detects suspicious activity:
- An unusual process attempting to encrypt files.
- Outbound communication to a known malicious IP address.
- Rapid creation of new, encrypted file extensions.
Automated Containment: Before widespread encryption can occur, the EDR system automatically isolates the infected workstation from the network, preventing the ransomware from spreading to other systems.9 It also terminates the malicious process.
Alert & Investigation: An alert is immediately sent to our security operations center (SOC). Our analysts investigate the incident, confirming it's a ransomware attempt.
Remediation: We guide the company's IT team (or perform ourselves, if contracted) to clean the affected machine, restore files from backups, and implement additional preventative measures.
Outcome: The ransomware attack is contained to a single endpoint with minimal data loss and no disruption to the entire network, saving the company from significant financial and operational damage.

2. Detecting an Insider Threat at a Financial Advisory Firm

Scenario: An employee at a financial advisory firm, disgruntled after a performance review, attempts to download sensitive client data to a personal USB drive.

EDR in Action:

Anomaly Detection: The EDR solution monitors user behavior and flags an unusual activity:
- A user attempting to access a large volume of client data files outside of normal working hours.
- The transfer of these sensitive files to an unencrypted external storage device.
Alert & Analysis: An alert is triggered for our security analysts. They immediately review the EDR telemetry, confirming the suspicious data transfer.
Response: We advise the firm on immediate actions, which could include temporarily suspending the user's network access and initiating an internal investigation. The EDR logs provide irrefutable evidence for forensic analysis.
Outcome: The attempted data exfiltration is detected and contained before sensitive client information leaves the company's control, protecting client privacy and the firm's reputation.

3. Identifying a Fileless Malware Attack on a Logistics Company Server

Scenario: A logistics company uses a server that becomes compromised by sophisticated fileless malware, which operates in memory and leaves no traditional file signatures, making it hard for traditional antivirus to detect.

EDR in Action:

Memory Monitoring & Process Behavior: Our EDR continuously monitors system memory and process behavior. It detects unusual process injection and privilege escalation attempts characteristic of fileless malware.
Threat Hunting: Our analysts, leveraging the EDR platform's deep visibility, perform proactive threat hunts, identifying the subtle indicators of compromise (IOCs) associated with this type of attack.
Investigation & Root Cause Analysis: Once detected, the EDR provides a comprehensive timeline of the attack, showing how the malware gained access and its activities, enabling a full root cause analysis.
Remediation & Hardening: We work with the logistics company to remove the malware, patch the vulnerability that allowed initial access, and strengthen their server security configurations to prevent re-infection.
Outcome: The fileless malware, which would have gone undetected by traditional means, is identified and neutralized, preventing potential disruption to the logistics operations and protecting critical supply chain data.