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Endpoint Security · EDR / XDR

Most attacks start
at an employee laptop

A clicked phishing link, an infected USB, a malicious email attachment — the endpoint is the attackers' favorite entry point. We deploy multi-layered endpoint protection that detects threats before they cause damage.

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90%
of attacks have an entry point on the endpoint
60%
of malware bypasses traditional antivirus
21 days
average time from infection to detection (without EDR)
< 1 min
automatic isolation of compromised device in EDR

Service scope

Comprehensive endpoint protection

From EDR/XDR deployment to employee training — because technology without user awareness is incomplete protection.

EDR / XDR system deployment

Installation and configuration of threat detection and response systems on endpoint devices. We choose the solution to fit the environment — without imposing specific vendors. We manage deployment end-to-end: agent installation, policies, tuning, tests.

Ransomware and malware protection

Multi-layered protection based on behavioral analysis — not just signatures. Blocking suspicious activities, protection against file encryption, detection of fileless malware and living-off-the-land techniques that bypass traditional antivirus.

Threat monitoring and analysis

Identification of anomalies in process and user behavior, correlation of events from different devices, alert analysis and distinguishing real threats from false positives. We deliver readable reports — not a ton of raw logs.

Access control and security policies

Managing user permissions, enforcing resource access rules, controlling USB devices and external media, application whitelisting. We minimize the risk of both external attacks and internal incidents.

Vulnerability and patch management

Identification of unpatched vulnerabilities on endpoint devices, prioritization of updates by risk, and patch management deployment — because outdated software is one of the most common attack vectors.

Cyber hygiene training for employees

Technology protects — but an aware employee is the first line of defense. We run practical training on recognizing phishing, safe device use, and responding to suspicious situations. EDR + training = complete protection.

Why it matters

Antivirus ≠ endpoint protection

Many companies think they have "endpoint protection" because they use antivirus. That's insufficient against modern threats.

Traditional antivirus

Detects what it knows

Based on a database of signatures of known threats — won't detect new malware

Compares files with a signature database — only effective for known threats
Doesn't detect fileless malware or living-off-the-land techniques
No visibility into what processes actually do on the system
Doesn't analyze behavior patterns — won't detect a new ransomware variant
No ability to isolate the device after threat detection
No forensics — after an incident it's hard to determine what happened and how far the threat spread
EDR / XDR

Detects what it does

Behavioral analysis — detects threats based on action, not file identity

Behavioral process analysis — detects suspicious actions regardless of signature
Detection of fileless malware, PowerShell scripts, and antivirus evasion techniques
Full visibility into what's happening on the device — logs, processes, connections, files
Machine learning to behaviorally detect new, unknown threats
Automatic isolation of a compromised device within seconds of detection
Full forensics — incident timeline, entry point, spread scope
The key difference: traditional antivirus asks "is this file in our database of malicious programs?". EDR asks "does what this process is doing look like an attack?". In an environment where over 60% of modern malware uses antivirus evasion techniques — only the behavioral approach provides real protection.
Endpoint protection in a corporate environment
We have experience securing different types of devices running on different systems. Hybrid environments, remote work, BYOD — each has its specifics and requires a different approach.

What we protect

Every device type has its own specific threats

There's no one policy for all. We tailor protection to the device type, operating system, and usage pattern.

Windows (laptops and desktops)

The most widely attacked system — phishing, ransomware, malware via downloaded files. Full EDR management, policies, patch management, and disk encryption (BitLocker).

EDR/XDRBitLockerGroup PolicyPatch

macOS

Growing popularity in companies = growing attacker interest. MDM management, security policies, and EDR for macOS — an environment often neglected in corporate security.

EDR macOSMDMFileVault

Windows / Linux Servers

Servers are a high-value target — they store data and provide access to resources. EDR on servers detects lateral movement and privilege escalation attempts.

Server EDRLinuxHardening

Mobile devices (iOS / Android)

Smartphones and tablets with access to corporate email and resources. MDM management, enforcing encryption, remote wipe, application control, and conditional access.

MDMIntuneBYODConditional Access

Remote worker devices

Work outside the office creates specific threats — unsecured home networks, shadow IT, lack of physical device control. We configure secure remote access and WFH policies.

VPNZero TrustConditional Access

How we deploy

EDR deployment — step by step

Four stages with no downtime for users. Agents run in the background — employees don't notice the deployment.

1

Inventory and solution selection

We map all endpoint devices in the environment — types, operating systems, locations. We assess the current protection state and select the EDR/XDR optimal for the environment (we don't impose a specific vendor without analysis).

Week 1
2

Agent installation and initial configuration

Deployment of EDR agents on devices — automated via GPO, Microsoft Intune, or SCCM. Initial configuration of security policies tailored to the organization's specifics and risk profile.

Week 2
3

Tuning and false positive elimination

Tuning detection rules to the business environment — eliminating alerts that block legitimate tools. A misconfigured EDR generates so many alerts that administrators stop responding to them — tuning is critical.

Week 2–3
4

Team training and management handover

We train administrators on EDR console operation, alert interpretation, and incident response procedures. Optionally: we take over policy management and alert analysis as ongoing expert support.

Week 3–4
Endpoint protection deployment and management
1–4 tyg.
typical EDR deployment time
0
downtime for users
< 1 min
auto-isolation of compromised device
20+
years of security experience

For whom

Who benefits from endpoint protection?

Endpoint protection is needed by every organization where employees use devices for work — meaning everyone.

IT team with limited security resources

You manage hundreds of devices with a few people. EDR with automatic detection and isolation reduces response time from hours to seconds — without the need for constant log monitoring. We also take over alert management if you need expert support.

Company after a security incident

You've experienced phishing, ransomware, or a data leak. The first question after an incident is "how did this happen and how to prevent the next one". EDR/XDR provides forensics and prevention simultaneously — and answers both questions.

Remote and hybrid work environment

Devices outside the office mean an increased attack surface — unsecured networks, shadow IT, personal devices for work. EDR protects devices regardless of the employee's location.

Company requiring regulatory compliance

NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001, DORA — every regulation requires documented protection of devices processing data. EDR delivers logs and reports that confirm the deployment of technical measures.

An employee laptop is the gateway to your network

Antivirus stops what it knows. Attackers use what it doesn't know.

Modern attacks bypass traditional solutions by definition — they're designed to look like normal system operations. Only behavioral analysis can detect them.

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FAQ

Endpoint protection questions

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) is an advanced endpoint protection system detecting threats based on behavioral analysis, not just signatures. Traditional antivirus compares files with a database of known threats — won't detect new malware. EDR monitors what processes actually do and detects suspicious behavior even if the file is unknown. Additionally, EDR enables forensics and automatic isolation of a compromised device.
XDR (Extended Detection and Response) extends EDR capabilities with correlation of data from multiple sources simultaneously — endpoints, network, email, identity, and cloud. This allows XDR to detect complex multi-stage attacks that look normal when analyzing a single device but reveal an attack pattern when combined with other signals. XDR also reduces the number of alerts to analyze through better correlation.
No — traditional antivirus is insufficient against modern threats. Over 60% of malware uses antivirus evasion techniques (polymorphism, fileless malware, living-off-the-land). Ransomware attacks rarely use files recognized by antivirus — instead they use legitimate Windows tools (PowerShell, WMI, certutil). EDR/XDR detects such behavior behaviorally.
Modern EDR/XDR systems protect: Windows computers (laptops and desktops), macOS workstations, Windows Server and Linux servers, and in the case of XDR solutions — mobile devices (iOS, Android) through MDM integration. VOL System has experience securing different types of devices in hybrid environments and remote work.
EDR/XDR deployment in a company with 50–200 employees typically takes 1–4 weeks. Stages: agent installation (automated via GPO or Intune — no need for manual installation on each device), security policy configuration, detection rule tuning (eliminating false positives), administrator training. Deployment doesn't affect users' day-to-day work — agents run in the background.

Contact

Check how protected the devices in your company are

Describe your environment — number of devices, operating systems, current protection solutions, and biggest operational pain in endpoint security. We'll tell you honestly what makes sense to deploy first.

ul. Bukowska 177, 60-196 Poznań
kontakt@vol.com.pl
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