Padvish Endpoint Detection and Response (Padvish EDR)
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the focus has shifted towards threats that are not only more hidden but also more destructive, intricate, and persistent. Many cyber threats and attacks remain undetected for extended periods, often discovered after the damage is done. Unfortunately, traditional security tools often fall short of addressing these emerging challenges effectively for several reasons:
- Detecting known malware: Anti-malware tools are primarily designed to detect common malware.
- Fileless and Browser-Based Attacks: New threats, such as fileless attacks and those initiated through web browsers, operate without deploying malicious files. These attacks execute complex, multi-stage actions that cannot be detected and prevented easily by anti-malware solutions.
- Testing and Reconnaissance by Attackers: Cyber attackers test security tools to assess vulnerabilities before launching an attack. This reconnaissance phase allows them to test the likelihood of successful penetration, evading detection.
- A tool cannot deal with an expert threat group: Dealing with expert groups demands a comprehensive solution, and a single tool may be insufficient. The intricacies and planning involved in such attacks require a more sophisticated and adaptive response.
Given these challenges, it is necessary to deploy advanced tools to detect hidden and complex threats among millions of clean events.
