Endpoint Security

Endpoint security solutions that protect servers, desktops and laptops against ransomware and unknown malware through behavioural analysis.

ATEON delivers endpoint security projects with Palo Alto Networks-certified engineers, rolling out Cortex XDR across your servers, desktops and laptops, configuring protection policies and taking it live.

Traditional antivirus relies on signatures of known malware. Ransomware, fileless attacks and the misuse of legitimate administration tools easily get past that check. A solution that monitors behaviour on the endpoint, can stop a suspicious process instantly and lets you investigate an incident after the fact (EDR/XDR) closes this gap.

Cortex XDR correlates endpoint data with network, identity and cloud sources into a single incident. That makes it a fit not only for organisations that want to protect their devices, but also for security teams that need to see where an attack got in and how it spread. It can replace your existing antivirus outright or be introduced through a phased migration.

Each project starts by mapping your current endpoint inventory and protection status. ATEON handles agent rollout, policy and exclusion settings, tuning out noisy alerts in the first weeks and handover to your team. Technical support continues after go-live, and organisations that want continuous monitoring can have incidents followed by ATEON through our Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service.

Palo Alto Cortex XDR

Cortex XDR is an extended detection and response platform that brings together security data from endpoint, network, identity and cloud sources to detect, investigate and respond to attacks.

Cortex XDR is an extended detection and response platform that brings together security data from endpoint, network, identity and cloud sources to detect, investigate and respond to attacks. Using behavioural analytics and threat intelligence, it correlates attack stages such as malware, ransomware, credential misuse and lateral movement into a single incident chain.

Correlating different security sources into one case means analysts spend less time working across separate consoles and scattered alerts. Because the root cause, affected assets and attack timeline can be seen faster, detection and response times are shortened. Carrying out responses such as endpoint isolation, process termination and file quarantine centrally limits the spread of an incident and improves the efficiency of SOC operations.

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