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End Point Detection and Response (EDR) is the next wave of cybersecurity tools. EDR represents a new perspective on how security professionals can protect their network and detect threats before they happen.
Ransomware Protection Solutions
What are EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) Solutions?
The Endpoint Detection and Response Solutions (EDR) is defined as solutions that record and store endpoint-system-level behaviors, use various data analytics techniques to detect suspicious system behavior, provide contextual information, block malicious activity, and provide remediation suggestions to restore affected systems. EDR solutions must provide the following four primary capabilities:
- Detect Malware & Ransomware
- Contain the Malware & Ransomware at the endpoint
- Investigate security incidents
- Provide remediation guidance
Ransomware and Data Breaches Highlight the Need for EDR
Recent cases of ransomware and data breaches have highlighted a need for firms to prepare their businesses in advance. And it’s not just the big name, Fortune 500 companies getting hit. Organizations of all sizes are being targeted by cyber-criminal gangs, lone-wolf threat actors, hacktivists, and state-sponsored hackers looking for big scores from companies with caches of valuable data on their networks. Again, it’s the value of the data, not the size of the company.
Why Do I Need Endpoint Detection Response (EDR)?
End Point Detection and Response (EDR) is the next wave of cybersecurity tools. EDR represents a new perspective on how security professionals can protect their network and detect threats before they happen. Using advanced forensic and investigative tools, attacks can be recorded and tracked. This allows security analysts to focus on proactively trying to identify the method of attack so it can be prevented from happening again.
Evolving Cyber Threats Emphasize the Growing Need for EDR
Today’s evolving cyber threats, including zero-day attacks and persistent cybersecurity threats including Malware and Ransomware, are a serious issue for any business or organization. Cyber criminals today use highly sophisticated methods to gain entry to your network and then steal data, money and personal information. EDR represents the next wave in security tools for combating these Malware and Ransomware threats. With EDR’s forensic and investigative tools, attacks can be recorded and tracked. This allows the security analysis to focus on the process of proactively trying to destroy the method of attack.
Endpoints Remain a Major Target for Attackers
Dynamic Device Discovery
Automatically identify and protect unmanaged, network-connected endpoints that may introduce new risks.
Greater Visibility & Actionability
Reduce false positives and increase detection efficacy consistently across OSes with an autonomous, combined EPP+EDR solution.
Rapid Response & Time to Value
Remediate and rollback endpoints with a single click, reducing mean time to respond and accelerating investigation.
Ransomware detections are at an all-time high
Ransomware detections are at an all-time high. Stop malware, ransomware, and other cyber-attacks targeting your business. The value of the data, not the size of the company determines if you will be targeted. Local governments, schools, hospitals and managed service providers (MSPs) are just as likely to be the victim of a data breach or ransomware infection.
Ransomware continues to be one of the most dangerous and prolific types of malware. If your business gets hit, you’ll want to detect it early and respond quickly.
Prestwood IT Endpoint Detection Response Solutions (EDR)
Prestwood IT Endpoint Detection and Response Solutions (EDR) help organizations detect, contain, investigate and remediate network threats by leveraging the intelligent endpoint detection capabilities of the N-Able RMM. Our solution monitors all your endpoints in real-time using native behavior sensors and data analytics techniques to detect indicators of compromise so that you can remediate before they spread across your network.