CrowdStrike EDR Module
Detects attacks on endpoints and servers in real time—from ransomware to invisible, fileless attacks—and provides full visibility to stop threats immediately. Watch our video (below) to see exactly what the EDR module does and how it works.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the CrowdStrike EDR Module
EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) continuously monitors all endpoints, detects suspicious behavior, and enables a rapid response. CrowdStrike Falcon delivers EDR through a lightweight agent with real-time telemetry, threat detection, and automated containment.
Traditional antivirus protection detects known malware based on signatures. EDR goes a step further: It analyzes behavior, detects even unknown and fileless attacks, provides forensic details, and enables targeted responses, such as isolating an affected device.
EDR focuses on endpoints. XDR (Extended Detection and Response) also correlates data from additional sources, such as identities, the cloud, and email, thereby providing a broader view of attack chains.
With our Managed Service, our experts handle EDR monitoring, either during business hours (9-to-5) or around the clock (24/7). You receive alarm analysis and incident response as a managed service, without needing your own SOC.
Yes. EDR with continuous monitoring and incident response supports regulatory requirements for detection and response, such as those under DORA and NIS2. Suitable for companies of all sizes and across all industries.
A brief needs assessment is usually followed by a proof of concept, then a rollout, and, optionally, the managed service. As a partner, we provide support with licensing, implementation, and operations.
Traditional antivirus protection detects known malware using signatures. EDR monitors behavior on the endpoint, enabling it to detect even unknown and fileless attacks and respond in a targeted manner.
The Falcon Agent protects the endpoint even when there is no connection. Full analysis and correlation resume as soon as the connection to the cloud is reestablished.