N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

Automated Remediation

N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) features automated remediation to address threats instantly upon detection. It executes predefined actions like isolating devices, deleting malicious files, or rolling back changes without user intervention. This minimizes damage, reduces response time, and supports operational continuity by swiftly restoring systems to a secure state in alignment with organizational cybersecurity policies.

Behavioral Analysis

Behavioral analysis in N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) continuously observes endpoint activities to detect suspicious or anomalous behavior patterns. By analyzing deviations from normal processes or user actions, it uncovers threats that traditional methods may overlook. This approach enhances detection accuracy, especially for sophisticated or fileless attacks that don’t rely on conventional malware signatures.

Endpoint Intelligence

N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) delivers endpoint intelligence through deep visibility into device activity, configurations, and threat telemetry. It collects real-time and historical data across endpoints, enabling threat correlation and context-aware analysis. This intelligence helps security teams better understand risks, prioritize alerts, and respond effectively to threats with actionable, device-level insights.

Malware Detection

Malware detection in N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) utilizes a combination of signature-based scanning, heuristic analysis, and real-time behavioral monitoring to uncover known and unknown malware. It detects threats such as ransomware, trojans, and rootkits, even in early stages. This layered detection strategy ensures comprehensive protection against evolving cyber threats across all monitored endpoints.

Response Automation

N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) supports response automation by initiating security actions automatically when a threat is detected. This includes quarantining devices, blocking processes, and executing rollback procedures. Automating these steps enhances incident response speed, reduces manual intervention, and ensures consistent, policy-driven threat mitigation to protect endpoints and maintain system integrity.

Rule-Based Detection

N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) offers rule-based detection that uses customizable logic to identify suspicious activities and indicators of compromise. Analysts can define rules based on known behaviors, attack vectors, or specific system events. This targeted approach allows for fine-tuned threat detection and quick adaptation to emerging threats unique to the organization’s environment.

Threat Hunting

Threat hunting in N-able Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) enables analysts to proactively search for hidden threats by querying endpoint data and analyzing behavioral indicators. Leveraging historical and real-time data, this feature helps uncover stealthy or persistent attackers. It strengthens security posture by identifying threats that evade automated detection tools and enhancing overall incident response capability.