Managed Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) provides the continuous monitoring, behavioural analysis, and investigative capabilities needed to detect suspicious activity across all endpoints.
What is endpoint detection and response (EDR)?
Unlike traditional antivirus tools that rely primarily on known malware signatures, Endpoint Detection and Response focuses on behavioural monitoring and advanced threat detection. EDR platforms collect and store telemetry from endpoints, including system queries, process activity, network connections, and user behaviours. This data allows security teams to analyse patterns over time and identify anomalies that may indicate an attack in progress. By analysing historical endpoint data alongside real-time activity, EDR solutions help uncover sophisticated threats such as ransomware, credential theft, and fileless malware that might otherwise evade traditional security controls.
When a potential breach or malicious activity is detected, EDR enables rapid containment and investigation. A compromised device can be isolated immediately to prevent lateral movement across the network while the threat is analysed in a secure sandbox environment. Security teams can then perform detailed root cause analysis, tracing the attack path, identifying how the intrusion occurred, and understanding which systems were affected. This visibility significantly improves incident response times and helps organisations remediate vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them again.
Integrity360’s Managed Endpoint Detection and Response Service combines leading EDR technology with the expertise of a dedicated security operations capability. We handle the deployment, configuration, and ongoing management of your endpoint security environment while continuously monitoring activity across your infrastructure. Delivered as a fully managed 24x7x365 service, our analysts provide threat detection, investigation, and response support to ensure your organisation maintains strong endpoint protection while reducing the operational burden on internal teams.
Benefits of Outsourcing Endpoint Security
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Enhanced Security: Best-practice processes and tools. Leverage deep experience from the front lines of cybersecurity, while retaining visibility and control.
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Skills: Access to scarce technical skills and vast knowledge of the real-world threat landscape in conjunction with deep vendor relationships and technology expertise. Removal of key person dependencies.
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Compliance: Enhances compliance for regulatory audits for NIST, ISO, PCI DSS, SOX, CIS controls, and many more.
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Business Continuity: 24x7x365 security and platform monitoring against defined SLAs provides continuous vigilance and avoids single points of failure.
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Cost: Economies of scale in resources, processes. Fraction of the cost of maintaining in house team with same level of skills.
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EDR FAQS
What is Managed Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?
Managed EDR is a security service that provides continuous monitoring, detection, investigation, and response for endpoint threats. It protects devices like laptops, desktops, and servers from advanced attacks using behavioural analytics and threat intelligence.
How does Integrity360’s Managed EDR service work?
The service integrates leading EDR technology with 24/7 monitoring and expert analysis from Integrity360’s security team. Alerts are triaged, threats are investigated, and customers receive real-time support and remediation guidance.
What makes Managed EDR different from antivirus software?
Antivirus tools rely on known threat signatures, while EDR detects suspicious behaviour, unknown threats, and fileless attacks. Managed EDR adds human expertise to automate, investigate, and respond quickly to sophisticated endpoint threats.
What types of threats does EDR protect against?
EDR protects against ransomware, credential theft, malware, data exfiltration, unauthorised access, and lateral movement. It’s especially effective against threats that bypass traditional defences.
Is Managed EDR suitable for SMEs or only large enterprises?
Managed EDR is scalable and well-suited for organisations of all sizes. SMEs benefit from enterprise-grade detection and response without needing a full in-house security team.
Does the service support remote workers and hybrid environments?
Yes. The service provides full visibility and protection for remote endpoints, regardless of user location—ensuring consistent security across your distributed workforce.
Can EDR integrate with existing security tools?
Absolutely. Integrity360’s Managed EDR service can integrate with SIEM, SOAR, and other tools to enhance automation, incident tracking, and response orchestration.
What sets Integrity360’s Managed EDR apart?
Integrity360 combines best-in-class EDR platforms with certified analysts who proactively manage detection, provide clear guidance, and optimise your endpoint protection posture continuously.