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Extended detection and response systems, or EDRs, are an essential tool in today’s world of global, digital business. Whether you’re just starting to look for cyber security solutions or you’re a veteran of the market, there’s a vendor for you.

Sophos

A worldwide leader in the industry of cybersecurity, over half a million organizations to date rely on Sophos to protect their assets. The integrations over cloud-based management portals and a wide offering of other cybersecurity products make them a top choice here, but their EDR product, Intercept X, is a state-of-the-art tool that combines deep learning with powerful proprietary anti-ransomware protocols.

Looking to investigate the cause of a threat? Sophos Intercept X also takes into account an analysis that provides insights to ensure the scope of a breach, and to make sure that when you remove a threat, it stays gone.

SentinelOne

The best experts are those who have lived through and solved problems firsthand. At SentinelOne, those experts are people who have dealt with immense cyber attacks and found that traditional protections weren’t enough to keep their assets safe. That’s why the founders of this EDR vendor came together to provide the Singularity Platform, a comprehensive EDR product that protects endpoints, cloud workloads, and many various devices within your Internet-of-Things.

SentinelOne works to stay vigilant at every step, because they understand the needs of businesses under attack from cyber threats. It only makes sense to remain one step ahead, and that’s what the Singularity Platform does best.

McAfee

One of the oldest and most trusted names in the cyber security vertical, McAfee builds their platforms on the premise of working together, user and product alike, to prevent cybercrime. The collaborative attitude that they exude for their renewed corporate image is clear in their EDR, called MVISION Endpoint Security.

The goal is “unified management”, or the idea that behind a single suite there is a clear picture of the numerous tools and basic knowledge needed to make the right decisions on any user’s security insights. MVISION also provides a sincere emphasis on the prevention and monitoring of credential theft, so that your employees (and your assets) are protected and handled with care. 

VMware

While security isn’t their sole focus, VMware is well-known for their work in the development of technological tools that streamline business on both ends — and make the customer journey more seamless than ever before. True to form, their Carbon Black EDR is a product designed to secure different environments, for businesses of various sizes.

Automated responses, scaled threat hunting, and continuous visibility of conditions in even offline environments, it’s clear that Carbon Black is designed with a peace of mind as the goal for any user, with any business situation.

Microsoft

No surprise to anyone here, the software giant Microsoft knows their way around networks, and they’ve figured out a preventative protection system designed to complete anyone’s current infrastructure, rather than creating or requiring a new one. With simple deployment for any business user and an intimate knowledge of cyber activity, including threats worldwide, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is the top choice for many people wanting a security solution that’s always up to date and backed up by one of the largest data warehouse collections in the known world. Microsoft Defender is made to automate security protocol easily for any user at any time.

Cisco

Cisco is dedicated to the future of technology. On the one hand, their focus on networking technologies is unparalleled, with IT experience that dates back decades. On the other hand, though, they understand business with a suite of products that fit all sorts of needs — which is where you’ll find Cisco Secure Endpoint. Their cloud-native security platform is focused on reducing the need for remediation altogether. In other words, they plan to detect and respond to threats before they ever become a problem. Even when you must remediate, Cisco’s platform boasts a quicker turnaround, so that your business doesn’t have to skip a beat.

Cybereason

Cybereason is a security-first organization that boasts the collaboration of minds from the military, government intelligence, and enterprise security developers, which they brought together in the hopes of coming up with cyber defense solutions that “end the war” on cybercrime by putting protectors on top. As proud defenders and experts in the adversarial cyber attacks that come your way, Cybereason offers the Cybereason Defense Platform as their EDR solution — one that’s concentrated on providing users with the power to respond to cyber attacks full force with a single click.

LMNTRIX

Another laser-focused platform with a clear vision is LMNTRIX, whose goal is to provide protection with zero false alarms. This company comes from a long history of study and experience in the field of the threats that are out there: whether it’s alarm fatigue, or the acceptance of threats existing inside a cyber perimeter, LMNTRIX aims to address the issues that keep an effort at cyber security from its full effective state.

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Conclusion

There are numerous places from which a user can get their EDR, but the point of each vendor’s attempts is to make sure that you and your business are safe from the threats of cybercrime. Without that safety and security, you’re always at risk; only by taking on a strong suite of tools for defense against malware and hacking can you grow your business with some peace of mind.

By David Young