Our endpoint detection and response services might be what your company needs. Through continually managing and monitoring your endpoints, we give you full visibility of your whole IT environment, detect incidents, investigate alerts, minimise risks, with transparent regular reporting.
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is the name for a category of cybersecurity solutions designed to detect and respond to advanced threats and attacks targeting devices such as laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile devices.
Reactive responses to cyber attacks are simply too slow to protect IT systems. This is because without the rights tools and process in place it often takes hours if not days or weeks before organisations realise they have been compromised. The right system, processes and experts need to be in place to monitor, respond and contain.
With the right EDR solution, your company will be ready. Your monitoring system will stop or alert you immediately of possible compromises to your systems. Your EDR processes will ensure you follow pre-agreed steps to understand and handle threats rapidly.
Our endpoint detection and response services provide you with the following:
Transparent reporting – Immediate response – Risk visibility.
Next generation tools – Continual monitoring – Automated detection and reponse.
Prompt response – Immediate isolation on detection – Planned approach.
Experienced analysts – Industry certified – Dedicated team.
On-going improvement – Regular reviews – Scheduled testing.
Defined review processes – Tested action plans – Post incident workshop and learning.
Potentially malicious activity is detected – Automatically flag suspicious events – Generate alerts to security teams.
Records detailed forensic data – Understand the full scope of an attack.
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PHONE: 01223 921 300
EMAIL: ask@cambridgeitsecurity.com
ADDRESS: St Andrews Castle, 33 St Andrew’s Street S, Bury Saint Edmunds, IP33 3PH
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