Managed EDR
Catch the Threats That Slip Through the Cracks
Traditional antivirus software only catches threats it has seen before. Managed EDR goes further, analysing behaviour on your devices in real time to identify suspicious activity the moment it appears. We configure, monitor and respond to your EDR deployment within your existing support SLA, so your devices are protected without needing an in-house security team.
Why Antivirus Alone Is No Longer Enough
Cybercriminals have moved far beyond the simple viruses that traditional antivirus tools were built to stop. Modern attacks use sophisticated techniques to disguise themselves as normal activity, sitting undetected on your devices for days or weeks while quietly causing damage.
For small and medium sized businesses, the consequences of a missed threat can be severe. A single compromised device can give an attacker access to your entire network, your client data and your financial systems.
Endpoint Detection and Response is built for the threat landscape businesses face today. Rather than relying on a database of known threats, EDR monitors how your devices behave and flags anything that looks out of the ordinary.
Behaviour-Based Threat Detection
EDR does not just look for known threats. It monitors how your devices behave and identifies patterns that suggest something is wrong, even when the attack is brand new and has never been seen before.
Instant Isolation When It Matters
When a threat is confirmed, the affected device can be isolated from your network immediately, containing the damage before it spreads.
Full Visibility and Detailed Investigation
Every alert comes with a full picture of what happened, when it happened and how far it reached, helping prevent the same attack from succeeding again.
Managed Detection, Within Your Support SLA
EDR is a powerful technology, but its value depends entirely on how well it is configured and managed. At AOIT, we take full ownership of your EDR deployment, from initial setup through to ongoing monitoring and response, handled by our own team within your existing support hours.
This service covers your devices specifically, workstations and servers, rather than your whole environment. If you need round-the-clock coverage across your network, cloud services and user accounts as well as your devices, our 24/7 Managed Detection and Response service builds on top of this.
We tailor every deployment to the way your business operates. Your device types, your working patterns and your risk profile all influence how we configure your protection, and we revisit that configuration regularly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
EDR is technology that monitors the behaviour of your devices in real time, flagging suspicious activity even when it does not match a known threat signature.
Antivirus relies on recognising known threats. EDR monitors behaviour, so it can catch new and previously unseen attacks that antivirus would miss.
Yes. Antivirus and EDR serve different purposes, and most modern security strategies use both together rather than relying on antivirus alone.
No. This service covers your devices, configured and monitored by our team within your support SLA. Our 24/7 Managed Detection and Response service goes further, covering your whole environment, endpoints, network, cloud and user accounts, with a dedicated security team watching around the clock.
No. EDR agents are designed to run quietly in the background with minimal impact on day-to-day performance.
We investigate the alert, and where a genuine threat is confirmed, the affected device can be isolated immediately to contain the damage while we resolve the issue.
Many cyber insurance providers now expect EDR to be in place alongside multi factor authentication before they will offer cover, and some will question a claim if only basic antivirus was running at the time of an incident. Having EDR in place helps support both your cover and any future claim.
Is Your Business Relying on Security That Cannot Keep Up?
Cyber threats have evolved. If your current security strategy is built around legacy antivirus, it is time to have a conversation about what modern endpoint protection looks like.