EDR / XDR Securityfor Cyber Defense

While EDR focuses strictly on endpoints (laptops, desktops, servers), XDR (Extended Detection and Response) correlates endpoint telemetry with data from identity providers (Microsoft Entra ID, Okta), cloud workloads (AWS, Azure, GCP), email security gateways, and next-generation firewalls. By stitching together multi-vector signals into a unified attack storyline, XDR exposes complex multi-stage attacks—such as a phishing credential theft followed by a cloud privilege escalation and endpoint payload execution—that siloed tools fail to catch.

No. Our modern EDR agents run at the OS kernel level utilizing highly optimized asynchronous event streaming (such as eBPF on Linux and lightweight minifilter drivers on Windows). They operate with less than 1% CPU overhead, typically consume under 50 MB of RAM, and perform zero heavy disk scanning during normal business hours. Your employees will not notice the agent running, even during compute-intensive tasks.

When the EDR sensor detects malicious encryption behaviors or tamper attempts against Volume Shadow Copies, it immediately kills the threat process. Because our agent maintains continuous, immutable micro-snapshots of modified user files in secure local storage, administrators can trigger a surgical rollback. This restores encrypted files to their exact pre-attack state within seconds, without wiping the machine or paying a ransom.

Our 24/7/365 Security Operations Center operates with strict incident SLAs: Critical alerts receive human Level 2/3 analyst triage within 15 minutes. In high-risk scenarios (such as active ransomware execution or credential dumping), our automated playbooks execute immediate network host isolation within seconds, stopping the attack while analysts conduct forensic root-cause analysis.

Yes. We execute seamless phased rollouts. Our team deploys the lightweight EDR sensor in passive audit mode alongside your existing antivirus to baseline your environment. Once verified, we activate behavioral blocking policies and cleanly decommission the legacy antivirus without requiring machine reboots or causing operational downtime.

Yes. The EDR agent is cloud-native and communicates directly with our redundant cloud telemetry gateways over encrypted TLS. Even when remote workers travel, work from home, or disconnect from the corporate VPN, the agent enforces local behavioral heuristics and automated containment policies autonomously. If an offline endpoint is compromised, it isolates itself locally and syncs full telemetry once reconnected.

Yes. Our managed EDR/XDR fulfills mandatory endpoint monitoring, audit logging, file integrity monitoring (FIM), access control, and incident response requirements mandated by ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2 Type II, PCI-DSS 4.0, HIPAA, and GDPR. We provide automated compliance export reports and immutable audit logs ready for regulatory auditors.

Yes. We support all major enterprise operating systems including Windows 10/11 and Windows Server (2012 R2 through 2025), macOS (including Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3/M4 chips), enterprise Linux distributions (RHEL, Ubuntu, CentOS, Rocky Linux, SUSE), as well as mobile iOS and Android enterprise devices via Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) integrations.

Our complimentary or pilot assessment involves deploying test sensors across a subset of your enterprise endpoints for 14 to 30 days. We run passive telemetry to detect active hidden malware, unauthorized script abuse, unpatched third-party CVE vulnerabilities, and dormant administrative risks. You receive an executive report detailing your exact threat posture and prioritized hardening recommendations.