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Why Do You Need an EDR Server?
A company’s most sensitive data is usually well-secured on internal servers. Experts would use encryption to protect the data and place them behind the firewall. But, an external attack often starts from the endpoint, and things can worsen if not solved quickly. Because of that, there is a need to deploy an EDR Server for every network.
Endpoint Detection and Response or EDR Server analyzes various threats within an endpoint. Unlike most tools, it has advanced detection abilities that can help identify unknown threats within the network. It also has investigation and response capabilities which reduces the risk of future attacks.
Below are some other reasons why an organization needs to deploy an EDR server.
1. Get a Clear View about your Organization’s Overall Cybersecurity Strength
Are your organization’s endpoints secure right now? Well, lack of visibility is one of the reasons why some companies would struggle when it comes to security. For example, your company might struggle to find unknown threats or view what happens inside the endpoint.
That is a severe issue since lack of visibility also means falling into a false sense of security. You might have thought that your endpoints are safe, but they are not. As such, getting a clear view about your organization’s security strength can help in:

- determining areas that are vulnerable to attacks
- identifying whether an attack has infiltrated any sensitive data
- providing additional insights unlike other tools
And you can do so by deploying an EDR server for all of your organization’s endpoints. With this, you can get a clear view of the overall security strength and plan according to the information you’ve gathered.
2. Detect the Unknown Unknowns Threat within the Network
There are four types of cybersecurity threats. One of them is the Unknown Unknowns threat, the most dangerous type of threat that a company may encounter. Why? This threat is usually gone unnoticed when scanned with an ordinary security tool.
An EDR Server, however, has advanced detection, investigation, and response capabilities. It can detect even the Unknown Unknowns threat within the endpoint.
The process involves searching for IOCs or indicators of compromise, a fast method to hunt for threats. After that, the EDR Server would provide a list of suspicious activities. Experts can then use this data and analyze it to identify the Unknown Unknowns threat. This procedure also makes it easier for a company to prioritize and focus on the crucial aspects.
3. Ability to Implement a Proactive Cybersecurity Approach
Did you know? One reason a company may struggle when it comes to security is that they are taking a reactive approach. Meaning, they will only focus on resolving the situation as quickly as possible once they detect the threat. But, an EDR Server can solve this issue since it offers a proactive approach to threat detection.
With a proactive cybersecurity approach, a company can respond faster to potential threats. That is because the proactive approach involves planning ahead of time. Meaning, the security teams already understand what to do if an attack happens on the endpoint. EDR servers can also reverse an action quickly in case someone blocks a file unintentionally.
4. Analyze How the Attack Happened and Plan Better for the Next Time
Another reason why your company would need an EDR Server is to analyze how an attack happened. Remember, no one would be able to solve a problem without finding out its root cause. Thankfully, EDR Servers can provide you with a visual representation of the threat and identify how the attack started. It can also give you information about the attacker’s whereabouts.
Additionally, it can also prevent the attack from happening in the future. You would be able to devise strategies with the data provided by the EDR Server. Threats are inevitable, but an EDR Server can help you understand what happened and plan better for the next time.
5. Train Employees and Allow Them to Gain Expertise
Finding a qualified cybersecurity expert can be challenging. But, it isn’t a reason not to implement an EDR Server for your organization. In fact, now is the best time to emphasize the importance of cybersecurity to your employees. Take this opportunity to train them and gain the expertise they need to manage EDR Servers.
Learn More about the EDR Server with Comodo
Using an EDR Server means that your company can remove all vulnerabilities inside an endpoint. You will also know how to combat these threats in the future, especially when remote working is the new normal today. If you wish to learn more about the EDR Server, contact Comodo now.