
Endpoint Detection and Response with Email Threat Detection and Response, Initial Subscription License with Support (25-49 Users) - 1 year











Integration of Symantec Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) with Symantec Email Threat Detection and Response (ETDR) allows for coordinated threat protection at both endpoint and email levels. Symantec EDR uses machine learning and behavioral analytics to detect suspicious activity on endpoints, while ETDR focuses on advanced email protection by identifying and analyzing threats in emails
Advanced protection for demanding environments, with full control over threats
Symantec Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is an advanced endpoint protection solution that offers a wide range of features for detecting, analyzing and responding to threats in real time. Its main goal is to increase the level of protection of enterprises against increasingly complex cyber attacks, which often bypass traditional signature-based security mechanisms.
One of the key functions of Symantec EDR is the detection of advanced threats, which is based on machine learning algorithms and behavioral analysis. Thanks to these technologies, the system can detect unknown and modified threats that could escape classic antivirus solutions. Symantec EDR monitors endpoint activity in real time, allowing you to quickly detect suspicious activity and respond to incidents immediately.
Symantec Email Threat Detection and Response (ETDR) is a cloud-based solution designed to detect and respond to advanced attacks that reach organizations via email. By combining technologies such as cloud sandboxing and Click-Time URL Protection, ETDR enables precise detection and blocking of threats such as spear phishing and malicious links that can only be activated after email delivery.
The solution offers advanced email security analysis, allowing you to obtain detailed information about each email, including over 60 data points such as URLs, hash files, sender and recipient information, and threat category. With this deep analysis, administrators can quickly identify and respond to threats, and by integrating ETDR and EDR with SIEM systems such as Splunk or IBM QRadar, quickly transmit threat data to the security operations center (SOC)
Endpoint Detection and Response
Functionality |
Description |
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Advanced threat detection |
Uses machine learning algorithms and behavioral analysis to detect unknown threats that can bypass traditional security measures. |
Real-time analysis |
Real-time monitoring of terminal activity, enabling quick response to anomalies and incidents |
Integration with other security systems |
Possibility of integration with SIEM solutions and other security tools, which enables central security management |
Automated threat responses |
Automatic actions to block or mitigate malicious activity, reducing response times |
Event reporting and analysis |
Create detailed reports and incident analyzes to help assess the impact of threats and plan corrective actions |
Isolation of vulnerable systems |
Automatically isolates suspicious devices to prevent the attack from spreading throughout the corporate network. |
Cross platform support |
Support for multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, as well as mobile devices, enabling protection in heterogeneous IT environments. |
Email Threat Detection and Response
Functionality |
Description |
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Cloud Sandboxing |
Uses cloud sandboxing technology to detect advanced, hidden threats using behavior analysis and machine learning. |
Click-Time URL Protection |
Blocks malicious links by analyzing them when the user clicks, which protects against spear phishing attacks. |
Advanced email security analysis |
Offers detailed analysis of every email message, including over 60 data points such as URLs, hash files, detection method, and sender and recipient data. |
SIEM integration |
Enables exporting analysis to SIEM systems (e.g. Splunk, IBM QRadar), which allows for faster detection and response to threats. |
Automatic IOC blacklisting |
Automatically blacklists indicators of compromise (IOCs), such as hash files and IP addresses, to protect your organization from new threats. |
Phishing training |
Offers built-in training to recognize phishing attacks, reducing the risk of attacks targeting users. |
Correlation of activities in the organization |
Allows suspicious activity to be correlated between all checkpoints, helping to prioritize security incidents. |