Hackers put a lot of work into staying invisible. Threat detection with managed EDR reveals exactly where they’re hiding before they can cause damage.
Why choose Redpoint for managed endpoint detection and response?
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a simple yet effective solution that pinpoints potential threats whenever they arise. Yet, as an algorithm, there’s a chance of false positives that could slow down desired activities.
That’s where managed EDR comes in. Redpoint’s security specialists and advanced EDR security spot threats and prevent false positives.
Make sure your endpoint security solution always helps you maintain smooth operations. Combine it with human experts who can react and respond as appropriate to each situation.
Monitor incoming emails as well as your IT devices with an MDR provider that also detects and responds to phishing attempts.
Enterprise-grade security penetration testing services for a reasonable price.
Get a DFIR solution to scan any digital device to detect confirmed bad actors and preserve evidence if needed.
Hours or less before you receive excellent on-site support
Average number of years of military experience
Of successful operations
Once a bad actor gains access to one endpoint, it’s easier for them to get the others. The faster and farther they spread, the more at risk you become.
End their activity at a single endpoint. Redpoint’s expert EDR team will contain threats the moment we see them on any endpoint. This drastically decreases the chance of their spread.
If they managed to damage that endpoint, Redpoint will quickly clean up the mess. This way, whoever uses the endpoint can stay productive.
Sometimes, certain endpoints are easier to infiltrate than others. This happens due to system vulnerabilities on that particular endpoint. You need a way to find and patch that before hackers can exploit it.
EDR vulnerability management is a big part of what we do. Redpoint scans for potential weaknesses in your defenses, not just for unusual activity.
Once we find a vulnerability, we take action to remediate it. This reduces the chance of suspicious activity ever occurring in the first place.
