What is EDR?

EDR, or Endpoint Detection and Response, is a cutting-edge technology that surveils network-connected devices, such as laptops, tablets, mobile devices, internet of things and servers, for any signs of suspicious activity. When threats are detected and identified, EDR technology will promptly notify a team of cyber security professionals who initiate remediation efforts.

Ensuring the security of your organisation endpoints is paramount to us. Rest assured, we exclusively collaborate with cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions, providing you with a foundation of safety and confidence.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE)

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint protects organisations against advanced cyber threats, offering real-time defense, automated response, and comprehensive security. Microsoft’s comprehensive solution will help to rapidly stop attacks, scale your security resources, and evolve your defences.

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Endpoint Dectection Response 24x7

EDR-24:7

Air IT’s EDR-24:7 is our robust Endpoint Detection and Response solution that helps to protect SMEs endpoints around the clock. Powered by SentinelOne’s ActiveEDR technology, EDR-24:7 uses a patented AI solution to identify suspicious or malicious behaviour and seamlessly integrates with our Managed SIEM.

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Endpoint Detection Response

Why do you need EDR?

  • EDR provides advanced capabilities to detect sophisticated evolving cyber threats around the clock, continuously monitoring your network to identify anomalies and potential security breaches in real time.
  • EDR enables swift responses to security incidents by providing timely alerts and detailed insights into the nature of threats, crucial for modern workplaces.
  • EDR allows cybersecurity professionals to proactively hunt for potential threats, and enables security teams to utilise sophisticated automation and AI technology to uncover hidden threats and address security weaknesses before they are exploited.

How does EDR work?

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) works by continuously monitoring and analysing activities on your network-connected devices Using state-of-the-art automation and AI technology, it uses advanced algorithms to detect unusual or suspicious behavior that may indicate potential security threats in your environment. 

Once a threat is identified, EDR promptly alerts a team of cybersecurity professionals. These experts then investigate the alert, analyse the nature of the threat, and initiate appropriate remediation measures to contain and eliminate the security issue.

EDR helps organisations to effectively monitor and respond quickly to potential security incidents and enhance overall endpoint security. If required, the issue is escalated to the IT incident team and the SOC support any remediation efforts.

Why do you need EDR?

  • EDR provides advanced capabilities to detect sophisticated and evolving cyber threats around the clock by continuously monitoring your network to identify anomalies and potential security breaches in real time.
  • EDR enables swift responses to security incidents by providing timely alerts and detailed insights into the nature of threats, crucial for modern workplaces as it helps minimise the impact of a security breach and prevent further compromise of systems and data.
  • EDR allows cybersecurity professionals to proactively hunt for potential threats within the network. By analysing endpoint activities and behaviors, EDR enables security teams to utilise sophisticated automation and AI technology to uncover hidden threats, assess vulnerabilities, and address security weaknesses before they are exploited.

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72% of large organisations identified breaches or attacks within a 12-month period

UK Government Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2022

Optional add-ons

We offer a wide variety of  you’ll have the option to include additional features to your plan, as needed, including:

  • Annual Penetration Testing
  • PCI DSS scans
  • Onsite secondment of key personnel to cover absences of technical staff
  • Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) services
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“Air Sec’s managed cyber security service means our internal IT team can focus on what they are best at – looking after our internal network and users – with complete peace of mind that we are in safe hands.

I would definitely recommend using them. They make sure no potential threat or vulnerability goes unnoticed and are quashed immediately.”

Ian Stockley, CTO, Babington

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