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What is EDR?

A Vital Layer of Security

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a powerful security tool designed to protect your devices by continuously monitoring activities like internet connections—such as downloading an attachment or app, or clicking on a link in an email or advertisement. All of these actions are tracked through metadata, allowing the system to categorize each as known good, known bad, or unknown. When an activity is labeled as unknown, a Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst steps in to investigate further, ultimately classifying the action as either safe or malicious. This real-time defense helps ensure your systems stay secure from potential cyber threats before they cause damage.

The response capabilities of an EDR solution are built to swiftly neutralize cyber threats. Upon detecting a known threat, the system automatically quarantines the affected device, terminates any malicious processes, and prevents the threat from spreading throughout the network. This automated response ensures that threats are contained and eliminated quickly, minimizing the potential for damage. By providing real-time threat isolation, EDR helps maintain the integrity and security of organizational systems and data.

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  • 4% of companies that experience a major data breach claim EDR was critical in identifying and mitigating the attack quickly (Ponemon Institute).

  • 82% of breaches could have been prevented with proactive detection through EDR, according to a study by CrowdStrike.

  • Organizations with EDR solutions detect and respond to threats up to 50% faster compared to those relying on traditional security measures (SANS Institute).

  • 69% of organizations report a significant reduction in time spent on manual threat investigations after adopting EDR solutions (Forrester Research).

  • Companies using EDR solutions have a 53% lower incident response cost compared to those relying on reactive security approaches (IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report).

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FAQ

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  • How does Hilltop Technologies support organizations with their cybersecurity needs?
    Hilltop Technologies partners with IT teams to reduce the cybersecurity burden by providing expert-managed services and advanced tools like Volt. Our goal is to enhance your security posture and allow your IT staff to focus on other critical tasks.
  • How does having Volt help us in the event of an incident?
    In the event of an incident, Volt’s real-time monitoring and rapid threat detection help identify and contain threats quickly. This proactive response minimizes potential damage and supports your incident response team with crucial data and insights.
  • Is endpoint detection (EDR) spyware?
    No, EDR solutions like Volt are not spyware. They are security tools designed to monitor and protect your systems from malicious activity. EDR/MDR solutions operate within the boundaries of your organization’s policies and focus on defending against threats rather than spying on users.
  • What kind of support and training does Hilltop Technologies offer?
    We provide comprehensive support and training to ensure your team is well-equipped to use Volt effectively. Our services include onboarding, ongoing support, and access to our cybersecurity experts for guidance and best practices.
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