IP Performance provides a modern EDR capability, via our Swarm-SecOps service; designed to give organisations deep endpoint visibility, rapid threat detection and effective response across workstations, servers and critical systems.
Endpoint Detection and Response
As part of our managed security operations service, Endpoint Detection and Response forms a key layer of defence within the wider Swarm-SecOps detection and response fabric, working alongside SIEM, SOAR, Network Detection and Response, deception technologies and incident management.
Protecting Endpoints From Modern Threats
Endpoints remain one of the most common entry points for cyber-attacks. Malware execution, credential theft, process injection, suspicious scripting, privilege escalation and “living-off-the-land” techniques can all begin on a single compromised device before spreading across the environment.
Our EDR service is designed to identify this activity early, provide rich investigation telemetry and support rapid containment before attackers can achieve their objectives.
At the core of our endpoint security capability, we provide customers with Bitdefender as a modern EDR platform, including a suite of advanced endpoint security tools.
This includes Advanced Threat Control for behavioural detection, HyperDetect tunable machine learning to identify suspicious and emerging threats. Integrity monitoring to detect unauthorised changes, and PHASR capabilities to reduce endpoint risk by hardening the way applications and scripts are used.
Together, these controls help protect endpoints from both known malware and more advanced attack techniques that attempt to evade traditional security tools.
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Maximising Your Existing Security Investments
Where customers already use Microsoft security technologies, Swarm-SecOps can also integrate with Microsoft Defender and Entra. This allows us to make use of existing endpoint, identity and cloud security investments, reducing duplication while improving visibility and response.
Whether we deploy Bitdefender, integrate with Microsoft Defender, or connect to an existing customer EDR platform, our objective remains the same: to bring endpoint telemetry into a managed, expert-led security operations model.
Putting Endpoint Activity Into Context
The value of EDR increases significantly when it is integrated into a wider SOC capability.
Swarm-SecOps connects endpoint alerts and telemetry into our SIEM and SOAR platforms, where events can be correlated with network activity, identity signals, threat intelligence and deception alerts.
This helps our analysts understand whether endpoint activity is isolated, part of a wider compromise, or an indicator of active attacker movement.
Automation With Expert Human Analysis
Within our Detect & Analyse tier, EDR alerts are automatically enriched, prioritised and reviewed by human analysts.
Automation helps accelerate repetitive triage tasks, while our analysts validate the activity, assess intent and determine business impact.
This human-in-the-loop model improves accuracy, reduces false positives and ensures that endpoint alerts are interpreted in the context of the customer environment.
Rapid Containment, Controlled Response
Within our Respond tier, EDR supports rapid threat disruption and containment.
Depending on customer authorisation and agreed playbooks, response actions may include isolating compromised hosts, blocking malicious behaviour, supporting credential resets, revoking sessions or escalating containment activity through the incident management process.
Every action is governed, documented and aligned to the your operational requirements.
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Expert-Led Endpoint Security
Swarm-SecOps delivers EDR as more than endpoint software. We provide the platform, integration expertise, monitoring, detection engineering, analyst investigation and response workflows required to turn endpoint security data into actionable cyber defence.
The result? Stronger endpoint protection, faster detection and a more coordinated response to threats targeting your users, systems and business operations.
EDR frequently asked questions
EDR stands for Endpoint Detection and Response. It is a security technology that monitors endpoints such as laptops, desktops and servers to detect suspicious behaviour, investigate threats and support rapid response. EDR helps identify malware, process abuse, credential theft, suspicious scripting and attacker activity that may bypass traditional antivirus.
Endpoints are a common target for cyber-attacks because they are used by employees every day and often provide attackers with an entry point into the wider network. EDR gives you and your organisation deeper visibility into endpoint activity, helping detect threats earlier, understand how an attack is behaving and contain compromised devices before the incident spreads.
Swarm-SecOps provides a modern EDR capability using Bitdefender, including advanced endpoint security tools such as Advanced Threat Control, HyperDetect tunable machine learning, integrity monitoring and PHASR. We can also integrate with Microsoft Defender and Entra where customers already use Microsoft security technologies.
EDR telemetry and alerts are integrated into our wider Swarm-SecOps detection and response fabric. Endpoint events are correlated with SIEM, SOAR, NDR, deception technologies and incident management workflows, giving analysts a clearer view of whether endpoint activity is isolated or part of a wider compromise.
Yes. EDR can support rapid containment actions such as isolating compromised hosts, blocking malicious behaviour and providing the evidence needed for further response. Within Swarm-SecOps, these actions are governed by agreed playbooks and customer-approved response processes to ensure threats are disrupted safely and consistently.
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Swarm-SecOps delivers EDR as more than endpoint software. We provide the platform, integration expertise, monitoring, detection engineering, analyst investigation and response workflows required to turn endpoint security data into actionable cyber defence.