EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response)
What is EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response)?
Security solutions that continuously monitor endpoints to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats. EDR provides real-time visibility into endpoint activities with automated response capabilities.
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Requirements naming edr (endpoint detection and response) across 2 standards, quoted from the control text.
Where suitable and/or supported, deploy host-based intrusion prevention on enterprise assets, for example an EDR (endpoint detection and response) client or an IPS agent running on the host.
CIS-13.7 · Deploy a Host-Based Intrusion Prevention Solution →Kuwait NCF Detect function. Security Monitoring and Logging: comprehensive logging (Identity + Network + Endpoint + Cloud + Application + Database + Privileged Access + Network Devices + Cloud Trail + Container + IoT/OT) + centralised log management + Security...
KNCF-Detect-Monitoring-SIEM-SOC-Threat-Intel-CTI-MITRE-ATT-CK-EDR-XDR-MDR-24-7-Continuous · Kuwait NCF Detect + Monitoring + SIEM + SOC + Threat Intel + EDR + XDR + 24/7 →Questions people ask about edr (endpoint detection and response)
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