What is endpoint detection and response (EDR) and how does it protect your business?
In this video you’ll learn what endpoints are and how endpoint detection and response (EDR) boosts security + get details on Rippling’s partnership with @Sentinelone-inc.
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Beginner’s guide to endpoint security and EDR: https://www.rippling.com/blog/endpoin...
Impact of AI and ML on threat detection: https://www.rippling.com/blog/endpoin...
Rippling x @SentinelOne: https://www.rippling.com/blog/ripplin...
Try Rippling IT for free: https://www.rippling.com/request-ripp...
📚 Resources:
How Rippling runs IT: https://www.rippling.com/how-rippling...
Rippling x SentinelOne white paper: https://www.rippling.com/resources/se...
The IT hero’s guide to automating onboarding and offboarding: https://www.rippling.com/resources/th...
SMB Cybersecurity Risk Assessment quiz - how do you stack up? https://www.rippling.com/security-ris...
The state of the IT leader report: https://www.rippling.com/resources/it...
Transcript:
The cybersecurity landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation. With fast-emerging new technologies (like AI), bad actors adapt, new players surface, and threats pop up around the world.
Macs and PCs have some antivirus defenses built in, but it’s simply not enough. If your business relies on devices connected to the internet, you need to secure your endpoints with an EDR solution.
What are endpoints?
Endpoints, or end-user devices like laptops or smartphones, are frequently exploited as entry points by malicious actors.
Endpoint security refers to the practice of protecting devices connected to a network from threats.
It's there to make sure only authorized people (or in this case, devices and applications) get in and keep troublemakers out.
EDR is a more proactive approach to endpoint security. Instead of just relying on signature-based detection to identify known threats, EDR uses a combination of behavioral analysis, machine learning, and continuous monitoring to spot suspicious activity in real time.
In short - EDR helps you rapidly detect, analyze, block, and quarantine attacks.
EDR also plays a crucial role in achieving and maintaining compliance, like SOC 2, by providing detailed audit trails and evidence of security controls. Compliance audits aside, EDR validates your security posture and builds customer trust.
At Rippling, we've partnered with SentinelOne for industry-leading EDR. With Rippling's SentinelOne add-on, you can deploy, update, and monitor SentinelOne Core or Complete effortlessly. Run reports, trigger notifications for changes, and access a full SentinelOne dashboard via SSO for advanced administration, ensuring your fleet’s security is always up-to-date.