The MDR platform is fully capable to provide Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) services and fully integrate them with Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service solution to be provided.

Endpoints are at the heart of workforce productivity and have been the attack vector of choice to adversaries given the level of access they may grant as well as the data they may contain. Protecting the endpoints has never been more essential and at the same time difficult than today, given the extended distributed workforce model which increases the level of exposure of corporate endpoints by having them operate in unsecure networks where the majority of traditional corporate security controls no longer apply.

As an integral part of the Managed Detection and Response (MDR), our Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution tackles the cybersecurity challenges derived from the new flexible, working environment introduced in the organizations, by combining advanced threat detection with incident response and remediation, including 24×7 monitoring and proactive threat hunting, when needed. The solution helps customers:

• Regain the security control of their endpoints
• Automatically Prevent the majority of threats
• Proactively 24x7x365 monitor and detect threats to the endpoints
• Effectively respond to successful attacks
• Reduce the impact of threats and exposure of data to adversaries by means of rapid containment and recovery
• Reduce the Risk to the organization by reducing the possibilities of attack propagation to the corporate environment.
• EDR solution can be combined with our MDR service offering in order to provide holistic visibility to threats across the extended IT landscape of an organization.

Antivirus and antimalware software are important tools in the fight against cyber threats. Both types of software are designed to protect computers and other devices from malware, which includes viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware, and other malicious software.

Antivirus software is specifically designed to detect, prevent, and remove viruses and other types of malware from computers and other devices. It typically works by scanning files and programs on the device for known patterns or signatures of malware. When it detects malware, it can either quarantine or delete the infected files, or it can alert the user and give them the option to take action.

Antivirus and antimalware software, there are other tools and technologies that can be used to protect against malware, including firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention systems, and security information and event management (SIEM) systems. These tools can work together to provide comprehensive protection against a wide range of cyber threats.