What is EDR?
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) was formerly known as Endpoint Threat Detection and Response (ETDR) and is sometimes referred to as Next-Generation Anti-Virus (NG AV).
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a cybersecurity technology that refers to the capabilities that move endpoint protection from reactive to proactive. According to Gartner, “Organizations investing in EDR (endpoint detection and response) tools are purposefully moving from an ‘incident response’ mentality to one of ‘continuous monitoring’ in search of incidents that they know are constantly occurring.”
EDR vs. Antivirus?
Why Should I Use EDR?
Why Should I Outsource EDR?
- You are looking for a security solution that you can layer on top of your existing solution, but you don’t have the bandwidth to manage it.
- You already purchased an EDR tool but can’t keep up with the volume of data and alerts.
- You think EDR is right for you but don’t have the expertise to focus on it.
- You aren’t getting the full value out of your existing EDR.
Why Managed EDR?
With Managed EDR, you have a team of endpoint security experts not only utilizing next-generation tools on your behalf, but they are also feeding back information to your organization on how to respond to alerts. Cybriant’s security team brings together endpoint analysts, incident responders, forensics experts, and security engineers. They understand what normal endpoint activity should look like, when a more thorough investigation is required when to raise the alarm, and how to respond.
Why Cybriant?
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Traditional Antivirus vs. EDR
Traditionally, antivirus has been sufficient to protect your organization’s endpoints. EDR is the next level of protection – so what is the difference between antivirus vs. EDR? Read More https://cybriant.com/antivirus-vs-edr/