Nexigen EDR delivers the most advanced cybersecurity automated attack surface policy control with vulnerability assessments and IoT security that allows security teams to:

• Discover and control rogue devices (e.g., unprotected or unmanaged devices) and IoT devices
• Track applications and ratings
• Discover and mitigate system and application vulnerabilities with virtual patching
• Reduce the attack surface with risk-based proactive policies

Nexigen EDR cybersecurity solution uses a machine learning antivirus engine to stop malware pre-execution. This cross-OS NGAV capability is configurable and comes built into the single, lightweight agent, allowing users to assign anti-malware protection to any endpoint group without requiring additional installation.

• Enable machine learning, kernel-based NGAV
• Enrich findings with real-time threat intelligence feeds from a continuously updated cloud database
• Protect disconnected endpoints with offline protection
• USB device control

Nexigen EDR cybersecurity solution automatically enriches data with detailed information on malware pre and post-infection to conduct forensics on infiltrated endpoints.

Its unique interface provides helpful guidance with best practices and suggests the next logical steps for security analysts.

• Automate investigation with minimal interruption to end users
• Automatically defuse and block threats, allowing security analysts to hunt on their own time
• Patented code-tracing technology delivers full attack chain and stack visibility even if the device is offline
• Preserve memory snapshots of in-memory attacks for memory-based threat hunting
• Guide interface displays clear explanations of why the event is flagged as suspicious or malicious, lists corresponding MITRE attack framework, as well as logical

Nexigen EDR cybersecurity solution orchestrates incident response operations using tailor-made playbooks with cross-environment insights.

Streamline incident response and remediation processes, manually or automatically roll back malicious changes done by already contained threats—on a single device or devices across the environment.

• Automate incident classification and enhance the signal-to-alert ratio
• Standardize incident response procedures with playbook automation
• Optimize security resources by automating incident response actions such as removing files, terminating malicious processes, reversing persistent changes,
• notifying users, isolating applications and devices, and opening tickets
• Enable contextual-based incident response using incident classification and the subjects of the attacks (e.g., endpoint groups)

Nexigen EDR cybersecurity solution detects and defuses file-less malware and other advanced attacks in real-time to protect data and prevent breaches.

These steps prevent data exfiltration, command and control (C&C) communications, file tampering, and ransomware encryption. At the same time, Nexigen EDR cybersecurity solution backend continues to gather additional evidence, enrich event data and classify the incidents.

Nexigen EDR surgically stops data breaches and ransomware damage automatically, allowing business continuity even on already compromised devices.

• Leverage OS-centric detection, highly accurate in detecting stealthy infiltrated attacks, including memory-based and “living off the land” attacks
• Stop breaches in real-time and eliminate threat dwell time
• Achieve analysis of entire log history
• Prevent ransomware encryption, file, and registry tempering
• Continuously validate the classification of threats
• Enhance signal-to-noise ratio and eliminate alert fatigue

Nexigen EDR cybersecurity solution leverages the Fortinet Security Fabric architecture and integrates with many Security Fabric components, including Firewall, Sandbox, and SIEM.

• Firewall – EDR management can instruct enhanced response actions for FortiGate, such as suspending or blocking an IP address following an infiltration attack.
• NAC “Network Access Control” – EDR shares endpoint threat intelligence and discovered assets with NAC. With Syslog sharing, EDR management can instruct enhanced response actions for NAC, such as isolating a device.
• Sandbox – EDR native integration with Sandbox automatically submits files to the sandbox in the cloud, supporting real-time event analysis and classification.
• SIEM – EDR sends events and alerts to SIEM for threat analysis and forensic investigation. SIEM can also utilize JSON and REST APIs to further integrate with EDR.
• Labs – EDR native integration with Labs allows up-to-date intelligence, supporting real-time incident classification to enable accurate incident response playbook activation.