Identity Threat Detection
Stop account takeovers that never need a malicious file on the device.
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EDR watches laptops and servers for suspicious behavior, contains attacks in progress, and helps clear footholds. One infected device should not become a company-wide incident.
Basic antivirus is not a security program. EDR is the device layer that finds, contains, and clears so risk drops and the workday keeps going.
Behavioral detection on the machines people use every day. Living-off-the-land attacks and unknown malware get flagged by what they do, not only by a known name.
Isolate a compromised endpoint quickly so ransomware or lateral movement does not walk the rest of the network.
Response starts with device evidence: process trees, persistence, and footholds. Cleanup is deliberate, not guesswork from an alert dump.
Endpoints are where many attacks land. Coverage should match how you already run IT.
Endpoints are where phishing and ransomware often land. EDR sits with identity, email, and testing so one miss does not open the business.
Detection, patching, and support stay aligned under one partner so response is not a handoff between vendors.
Add EDR where you need device coverage, or run it inside the security bundle as part of a fuller stack.
Stop account takeovers that never need a malicious file on the device.
Learn more ›Layers that work together, not a pile of point tools.
Learn more ›Multi-layered defense in depth that reduces risk and keeps the business running.
Learn more ›Device-layer defense that stops one laptop from becoming a business-stopping incident.
What EDR covers, and how it fits the rest of security.
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