
Endpoint Detection and Response
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a step up from antivirus.
Antivirus protects you based on what it already knows, matching malicious files found on your device to an existing list. EDR performs real-time scanning of files and behaviours and uses this to detect threat patterns.
How EDR works

Scanning

Analysis

Detection

Remediation
As EDR continuously scans changes to your endpoint, threats are detected much faster than with antivirus. There’s no waiting for a virus list or a scan to act. EDR can immediately stop malicious behaviour and alert IT teams.
By choosing EDR through Breakwater IT and SentinelOne, you get a detailed timeline of any incident. You’ll be able to view the history of any attack, including every alert. This helps to find the source of an attack to learn from it.
Additionally, we deliver a managed EDR service meaning there are real humans monitoring and responding to threats 24/7.

SentinelOne are redefining cybersecurity by pushing the boundaries of autonomous technology. They encompasses AI-powered prevention, detection, response, and threat hunting across user endpoints, containers, cloud workloads, and IoT devices.