Endpoint Security
EDR — Endpoint Detection & Response
Continuous endpoint telemetry and behavioural detection with automated response and complete attack-chain visibility.
- Continuous process, network and file telemetry
- Behavioural and heuristic threat detection
- MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping
Behavioural detection with full forensic history
Overview
EDR records what happens on every endpoint — process execution, network connections, file and registry activity — and applies behavioural analytics to identify attack techniques rather than known files.
When something malicious is detected, the endpoint can be isolated from the network within seconds while retaining management connectivity, so an incident stays confined to one machine. The recorded telemetry then gives investigators the full attack chain rather than a single alert.
Our EDR services deploy endpoint detection and response on every device and run it as managed EDR: endpoint monitoring by our team, so alerts are investigated and acted on rather than piling up in a console.
What is included
Everything in the engagement, in writing.
- Continuous process, network and file telemetry
- Behavioural and heuristic threat detection
- MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping
- One-click endpoint network isolation
- Automated rollback of malicious changes
- Root-cause analysis and full attack-chain reconstruction
What you get out of it
Outcomes you can hold us to.
- 01Unknown and fileless threats detected
- 02Incidents contained to a single endpoint
- 03Investigations take hours instead of weeks
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is EDR?
EDR (endpoint detection and response) is security software on laptops and servers that records what happens on each device, detects suspicious behaviour rather than only known malware, and lets an analyst isolate the device, stop the process and investigate what happened.
Do we still need antivirus?
Modern EDR platforms include next-generation antivirus, so EDR replaces rather than supplements traditional AV.
Will it slow down our machines?
The agent is lightweight, typically consuming low single-digit percentage CPU. We measure impact during pilot deployment before rolling out broadly.
Ready to move on EDR?
We will scope it against your actual environment, not a generic package, and give you a fixed price before any work starts.