Strengthen your cybersecurity with EDR and MDR
Ever-changing and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats require a dynamic approach to security. Your business needs to stay ahead of increasing threats, safeguarding your critical data and maintaining compliance with cyber security regulations. With Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) and Managed Detection and Response (MDR), you can reliably detect, respond to, and prevent known and emerging cyber threats, strengthening your security posture.
A proactive approach
A proactive approach is essential to protect your business. EDR and MDR solutions provide advanced threat detection capabilities which traditional security measures often miss.
Real-time protection
With EDR, you can monitor and identify suspicious activity in real time, on all endpoints. MDR additionally provides 24/7 proactive threat hunting, analysis, and rapid incident response.
Centralised security
Our EDR and MDR platforms provide a centralised view of security across endpoints. We ensure seamless integration with existing infrastructure, delivering visibility and control over your network.
Meet compliance requirements
EDR and MDR solutions help you reach strict requirements around data protection, ensuring you remain compliant and avoid costly penalties.
Intelligence-driven security
Benefit from intelligence-driven security. Using advanced threat intelligence and machine learning, our EDR and MDR solutions detect known and unknown threats early.
Expert monitoring
With both EDR and MDR, your platforms are continuously monitored for threat activity. With MDR solutions, cybersecurity experts also hunt for vulnerabilities, and adjust security protocols based on evolving risks.
Secure cyber insurance
Insurers increasingly require businesses to implement advanced security measures. EDR and MDR solutions help you secure coverage while lowering your risk profile.
Avoid recovery costs
Don’t risk the potential financial loss resulting from a cyber attack. Implementing robust EDR or MDR solutions saves you the extensive costs of a security breach.
How EDR and MDR support your cybersecurity strategy
EDR focuses on detecting, investigating, and responding to threats at the endpoint level, while MDR adds a fully managed layer of security expertise and 24/7/365 monitoring. They provide a comprehensive security solution which ensures rapid threat response, minimised downtime, and continuous protection.
✔ Real-time threat monitoring and response
✔ Automated threat containment
✔ 24/7/365 monitoring (EDR and MDR) and incident response (MDR)
✔ Cost-effective risk management
✔ Scalable across all business sizes
EDR vs MDR: Which solution is right for you?
EDR
End-Point Detection Response
- Comprehensive threat detection
- Automated incident response
- Centralised management for your IT team
MDR
Managed Detection Response
- Comprehensive threat detection
- Automated incident response
- Expert management from Hyve
- Proactive threat hunting
- 24/7/365 monitoring and response
- Advanced threat intelligence
- Rapid incident containment
- Expert-led investigations
- Tailored security strategies
Frequently asked questions about EDR and MDR
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