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Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

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Managed EDR Services

Endpoints continue to be one of the most vulnerable parts of any infrastructure.

Protect your workforce with industry leading endpoint security, fully managed and delivered by expert security analysts.

We process and enrich security data with industry-leading technologies and threat intelligence, quickly responding to threats, conducting detailed threat hunting and analysis.

With Managed EDR, we protect your business 24×7.

Our managed service enables you to benefit from the complex capability requirements of intuitive EDR without the additional drain on your resources. Sapphire’s Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) provides visibility, protection, detection and proactive responses to cyber threats.

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  • 24 x 7 endpoint detection management
  • Free up your security team to focus on its core competencies
  • Enterprise-wide visibility on all endpoint devices using advanced behavioural techniques
  • Dynamic mapping of attacks in your environment
  • Friction-free isolation of infected systems
  • Black-listing malicious files
  • Forensics collection for further analysis and mitigation

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)

1. What is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a security solution that combines endpoint data collection and real-time monitoring for threats with analysis capabilities and automatic remediation.

2. How does Endpoint Detection and Response work?

Endpoint Detection and Response provides comprehensive real-time endpoint visibility to understand malicious activity. An agent monitors events for malicious behaviours using machine learning and ‘known bad’ signatures. EDR solutions are also essential for threat hunting.

3. Does SIEM replace EDR?

EDR and SIEM complement each other. A SIEM will consume data from EDR and feed it into an aggregated single-view of risk, acting as a centralised point of management.

4. Why is Endpoint Security important?

Endpoint security is vital because end-user devices such as laptops, desktops, and mobile devices are often a landing point for an attacker looking to steal data or move laterally.

5. What is an endpoint agent?

An endpoint agent is installed on a device to monitor and alert on potentially malicious actions.

6. What is the difference between an EDR and XDR?

An Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solution takes a broader view than EDR, monitoring malicious actions into the email, cloud, etc.

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