INGOS Antivirus with Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) provides a comprehensive security solution to protect against cyber threats. Using anomaly detection and machine learning, it quickly identifies and neutralises threats, ensuring operational integrity. With INGOS EDR, you achieve real-time network security monitoring and a robust defence against evolving cyber challenges.
Features
Management Console
Manage security policies, easy deployment and monitoring of all endpoints in your network from one console.
Multi-platform Support
Available for multiple platforms such as Windows, MacOS, Linux and several mobile OS.
Automatic updates
Latest malware definitions and protection mechanisms are always up to date.
Suspicious activity monitoring
Continuous monitoring and visibility of endpoint file system event, network connections, process events and registry activity.
Web protection
Web filtering and protection is included to block access to malicious websites and prevents users from mistakenly downloading malware.
Integrated cloud sandbox
Observation of suspicious files and behaviors, validating local anomaly detection Machine learning verdicts.
Ransomware Rollback
Up to 72 hours of protection for files encrypted, detected or modified by ransomware attacks.
Behavioral Analysis
identifies and blocks malware based on suspicious behaviors and activity patterns, even if specific signatures were not known.
Endpoint Isolation
Network, process, and desktop isolation stops malware from phoning home and locks out remote trackers.
Threat remediation
72h rollback for fast remediation. Never pay the ransom as with Endpoint detection and response you have your before-attack status within a mouseclick.
Realtime Protection
Realtime protection detects and blocks ransomware attempts and prevents file encryption. Real-time scanning and protection prevent malware from executing and infecting endpoints in real-time.
Reporting and alerts
Generation of comprehensive reports on security events and provided alerts for critical incidents.
