Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Security

What is EDR Security?
- Password management and two-factor authentication
- Application whitelisting
- Virtualization controls
- Device monitoring and control
- Network access
- Data encryption (e.g., using Transport Layer Security (TLS))
- Firewalls
- Intrusion detection systems
How does EDR Work?
Is EDR Software or Hardware?
What Tools are used for EDR?

What is Endpoint Detection and Response EDR Solution?
Is EDR the Same as Antivirus?
What is an Example of an EDR?
How does EDR stop ransomware?
How does EDR stop ransomware?
Endpoint security is often expensive because of how many devices need to be protected and how much hardware and software need to be bought. The cost factor depends largely on how your company is structured — whether it’s a large corporation or a small business. As with many other IT services, companies can choose to outsource this service if their budget does not allow for extensive endpoints security. But outsourcing EDR services can come with its own set of challenges… The cost varies depending on the complexity of the protection needed and what type of device you’re trying to protect. For example, a company that only has one laptop may not need as much protection as a company with multiple computers and laptops. Additionally, different levels of protection will require different levels of technology investment. In short, there’s no “one-size-fits-all” solution when it comes to endpoint security. Costs are variable depending on the size of your organization, please contact us for a no obligation consultation.