Within the scope of our EDR (Endpoint Detection & Response) service; suspicious activities occurring on servers and endpoints (user computers, laptops, virtual machines, etc.) belonging to institutions are monitored based on behavior, and advanced threats are detected and responded to in real-time.
EDR solutions operate to cover not only known malware but also fileless attacks, privilege escalation attempts, lateral movement, and persistence techniques.
Our EDR operations are conducted in compliance with ISO 27001, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, and MITRE ATT&CK framework.
EDR Operation Scope
- Endpoint and server asset management
- Behavior-based threat and anomaly detection
- Prevention of malware, ransomware, and zero-day attacks
- Detection of privilege escalation, process injection, and credential abuse
- Monitoring of lateral movement and command-and-control server communications
- Incident analysis, classification, and prioritization
- Endpoint isolation, process termination, and remote intervention
- Centralized reporting and retention of forensic logs
SOC Integration and Incident Response
EDR is positioned as one of the primary data sources for SOC operations.
- EDR alerts are correlated with other security events on SIEM.
- Events are tagged with MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
- Immediate isolation and response are provided for critical threats.
- Incident response, forensic analysis, and root cause analysis are conducted when necessary.
Advantages of the EDR Service to the Institution
- Early detection of advanced and targeted attacks
- Rapid response against ransomware and persistent threats
- Prevention of the chain propagation of attacks originating from endpoints
- Strong technical evidence for ISO and NIST audits
- Integrated threat visibility with SOC, DLP, and IoT Security