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Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Soultion to Protect Your Organization

In today’s evolving cybersecurity landscape, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a critical component for safeguarding your organization from advanced threats. At Firmus, we offer cutting-edge EDR solutions that help you monitor, detect, and respond to malicious activities on all endpoints across your network. 

What is Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) refers to a set of cybersecurity technologies designed to monitor and respond to potential threats on endpoints such as laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile devices. Unlike traditional security tools that focus primarily on perimeter defenses, EDR solutions focus on detecting suspicious activities and providing in-depth visibility into the behavior of devices within your network. 

EDR technologies are capable of: 

Monitoring endpoint activities in real-time

Detecting known and unknown threats

Automating threat response and containment

Providing detailed forensic data for analysis and remediation

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) vs. Traditional Antivirus Software

Traditional Antivirus Software is designed to detect and remove known malware using signature-based detection. It offers basic protection against viruses, trojans, and other types of malwares by comparing files against a database of known threats. However, it has limitations when it comes to detecting new, unknown, or sophisticated attacks and lacks advanced features like real-time threat monitoring or in-depth incident investigation. 

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response), on the other hand, provides more advanced protection by continuously monitoring endpoints for suspicious activities, behaviors, and patterns that may indicate a threat. EDR solutions use machine learning and behavioral analysis to detect both known and unknown threats, offering a deeper level of visibility and control. Additionally, EDR solutions include capabilities such as automated incident response, in-depth forensic tools, and real-time threat hunting, enabling them to effectively combat complex and evolving cyber threats by providing both proactive and reactive security measures. 

In essence, while traditional antivirus offers basic, signature-based protection, EDR provides a more proactive, comprehensive defense with continuous monitoring, detection, and response to a wider range of threats. 

Why Choose Firmus as Your EDR Solution partner?

Firmus has extensive experience in delivering Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions for businesses of all sizes. Our dedicated cybersecurity team brings together the expertise, tools, and processes needed to deliver world-class protection for your organization’s endpoints. 

With our EDR solution, you get: 

Expert Implementation Services

Firmus specializes in professional services focused on implementing EDR solutions. Our team ensures seamless installation and configuration tailored to your business needs, providing a solid foundation for your cybersecurity infrastructure.

Continuous Support and Optimization

Beyond implementation, Firmus provides ongoing support to optimize your EDR solution, ensuring it adapts to emerging threats and changes within your business environment. 

How EDR solution Enhance Your Overall Security Strategy?

Firewalls and antivirus software are basic needs but it’s no longer enough for more sophisticated cyber threats today. EDR solution provides an additional layer of protection that focuses on endpoints—the most common entry point for cybercriminals. By integrating EDR into your cybersecurity strategy, you gain a deeper level of protection, as well as more effective detection, containment, and response capabilities. 

EDR is especially critical as organizations continue to embrace remote work, cloud computing, and BYOD (bring your own device) policies, all of which expand the number of potential entry points for cyberattacks. Protecting endpoints is no longer optional—it’s essential. 

Protect Your Endpoints Today with Firmus 

Don’t wait until a cyberattack happens. Contact us today to learn more about our Endpoint Detection and Response solutions and how they can improve your organization’s security posture. 

Information Gathering

Network Setup & Test Run

Selection of Attack & Signatures

Launch of Attack & Response Gathering

Analysis & Reporting

ATTACK EMULATION

Denial of Service

SQL Injection
Buffer Overflow
Stack Overflow
Man in the Middle Attack

MALWARE ATTACK EMULATION

Worms

Trojans
Botnet
Backdoor
Viruses

ADVANCED FUZZING EMULATION

Network Appliances

Web Application
Web API

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BREACH AND ATTACK SIMULATION (BAS) FAQS 

Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) is a cutting-edge method used to test the effectiveness of IT security programs by simulating real-world cyber attacks. BAS solutions mimic various attack actions to evaluate an organization’s security posture and identify vulnerabilities. 

Breach and Attack Simulation works by conducting continuous, automated attack simulations that test the integrity of potential attack pathways within an organization’s network. These simulations help in validating security controls, detecting vulnerabilities, and providing actionable insights to enhance cybersecurity defenses. 

BAS tools aim to address critical cybersecurity challenges by providing organizations with a proactive approach to assess the effectiveness of their security programs. These tools help in identifying security gaps, validating security controls, and ensuring that organizations can withstand sophisticated cyber threats. 

There are three main types of BAS solutions: 

Agent-based BAS solutions: Deploy agents across the LAN to identify vulnerabilities and assess potential attack routes. 

BAS solutions based on “malicious” traffic: Generate intrusive traffic within the network to evaluate event detection and blocking capabilities. 

Cloud-based BAS solutions: Simulate multi-vector attacks from outside the network perimeter, leveraging the latest threat intelligence for up-to-date testing. 

Breach and Attack Simulation offers several benefits to organizations, including: 

Continuous validation of security control effectiveness. 

Realistic testing of security architecture to reduce exposure risk. 

Mitigation guidance to remediate vulnerabilities and enhance security posture. 

Automation for scheduled and on-demand testing. 

Identification of exposure to the latest active threats. 

Breach and Attack Simulation differs from traditional security assessments like vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, and Red Teaming by providing a more sophisticated and automated evaluation of an organization’s security defenses. BAS focuses on continuous testing, validation, and mitigation guidance to improve overall security posture. 

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