Signature less Exploit and Ransomware Protection
EDR tools act in concert with traditional signature-based antivirus solution, which are no longer enough to defend against data breaches. EDR solutions can supplement traditional signature-based technologies for more fulsome behavior-based anomaly detection and more powerful visibility across endpoints. For example, Advanced Persistent Threat Attacks or “APTs” are stealthy, sophisticated, targeted and relentless (typically) state sponsored attacks, which use customized targeted malware that can bypass traditional signature based off-the-shelf antivirus products. An EDR tool fills this void by providing insights into an APT attack as well as internal lateral movement of attackers while concurrently performing system/application scans to, for instance, monitor and contain the use of stolen credentials (an oft used APT tactic) across an internal network.
- Focuses on common techniques used by attackers rather than file scanning for known threats.
Protects against patient-zero, zero-day, drive-by downloads, memory-resident attacks, and process breaches
Guard engine protects against all forms of ransomware, preventing spontaneous malicious encryption and rolling back changes. - Provides a detailed but comprehensible threat visualization of compromised assets, devices, and files.
Delivers remediation advice and prescriptive guidance on improving an organization’s security posture to prevent future risk - Provides advanced detection and remediation that other security vendors may have missed.
Removes all traces of infection and malware left behind, including remnant files and registry objects, with extremely fast scan speeds.
EDR tools act in concert with traditional signature-based antivirus solution, which are no longer enough to defend against data breaches. EDR solutions can supplement traditional signature-based technologies for more fulsome behavior-based anomaly detection and more powerful visibility across endpoints. For example, Advanced Persistent Threat Attacks or “APTs” are stealthy, sophisticated, targeted and relentless (typically) state sponsored attacks, which use customized targeted malware that can bypass traditional signature based off-the-shelf antivirus products. An EDR tool fills this void by providing insights into an APT attack as well as internal lateral movement of attackers while concurrently performing system/application scans to, for instance, monitor and contain the use of stolen credentials (an oft used APT tactic) across an internal network.