Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

What is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?

Endpoint detection and response is a comprehensive solution that offers real-time monitoring, data collection, automated response, and analysis. By combining these capabilities, EDR provides a powerful tool for protecting your organization against today’s threats.

Security solutions that utilize EDR can help identify and investigate suspicious activity from a variety of sources, including laptops, desktops, mobile devices, servers, and even IoT and cloud-based workloads. EDR tools can generate alerts based on suspicious activity, as well as collect telemetry data that can be enriched with other contextual information. By providing these functions, EDR can shorten response times for incident response teams and ideally eliminate threats before they cause any damage.

Organizations today are constantly under attack from a variety of threats that range from simple, opportunistic attacks such as sending an email attachment with known ransomware, to more advanced attacks that use evasion techniques to hide the malware.

With so many different types of attacks out there, it’s important for businesses to be aware of the dangers and take steps to protect themselves.

Machine learning is playing an increasingly important role in identifying sophisticated attacks that may otherwise go undetected. By analyzing activity over time and across different data sources, EDR can help identify these types of attacks and take the necessary steps to mitigate them.

Endpoints Can Be Dangerous

Endpoint threats represent the single biggest cybersecurity attack vector of choice. They’re highly susceptible to advanced threats when left unprotected, and without true cybersecurity threat experts at the ready, yours are already vulnerable to malicious activity.

MAXX EDR offers customers a wealth of experience and knowledge to confidently ensure endpoint security, and handle containment and remediation of an attack, all while safeguarding your network. In rapid fashion, a dedicated cybersecurity team will monitor endpoint threats, perform strategic incident analyses, detect behavioral anomalies and begin remediation.

This means once our customer’s team has been alerted to potential threats, CyberMaxx’s managed EDR service ensures that action has already been taken, which beats most EDR technology and tools that simply notify customers of a breach.

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Protecting Remote Workstations

Our MAXX EDR team is equipped with the experience and skill set needed to ensure endpoint security, and handle containment and remediation, all while safeguarding your network.

Scalable Endpoint Protection

Endpoint Protection for extremely high performance networks with low tolerance for latency.

An Extension of Your Team

Even the best threat detection systems require a human for a quick and effective solution. Extend your team with our cybersecurity experts trained to manage the complexity of endpoint security.

More Than Monitoring and Alerting

Go beyond receiving a ticket and let our response service security analysts handle the containment and remediation.

Endpoints Can Be Dangerous

Address the largest cyber threat and attack vector. Endpoints are currently how most systems become compromised by attacks or malware.

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CyberMaxx: A Trustworthy EDR Partner

Arm yourself with proprietary technology, leading cybersecurity experts, and cybersecurity processes that have been refined for over 20+ years. You can rest easy with strategic analysis, notification, and active remediation of all your endpoints from our security experts so you won’t have to worry about the security of your data.

In addition to our technology, experts, and processes, we’ve partnered with the best in order to make sure your data is secure.

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Extend your team with our cybersecurity EDR experts trained to manage the complexity of endpoint security.