Complete EDR coverage: A framework for scalable deployment across enterprise systems

The escalating complexity and volume of cyber threats targeting enterprise endpoints necessitate robust, scalable, and intelligent Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions. The study sets out to plan a strong EDR framework which is designed to serve the entire organization and can be increased easily as the company grows. The framework integrates lightweight agents, a hybrid detection engine combining rule-based and behavior-based models, and a distributed microservices architecture. With these components, we get better detection and still use few resources and respond fast. Researchers test the framework by setting up enterprise environments with up to 10,000 endpoints and measure its detection, how rapidly changes are shared to every endpoint and its ability to resist attacks. The model demonstrates effectiveness in decreasing alert clutter, allows for smoother handling of data as resources are added and enhances reaction to threats in real time through analysis of the data. The proposed system also improves SOC productivity by reducing false positives and automating policy orchestration. Since the solution functions best in cloud environments, alternatives are presented for when it’s used in hybrid or confined situations. The work in this research can be modified to fit modern security needs in large businesses and supports future broken forms of EDR protection systems using AI.

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International Journal of Science and Research Archive
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.30574/ijsra.2024.13.2.1129
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Information and Cyber Security
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Complete EDR coverage: A framework for scalable deployment across enterprise systems

International Journal of Science and Research Archive
Information and Cyber Security
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Complete EDR coverage: A framework for scalable deployment across enterprise systems

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Abstract

The escalating complexity and volume of cyber threats targeting enterprise endpoints necessitate robust, scalable, and intelligent Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions. The study sets out to plan a strong EDR framework which is designed to serve the entire organization and can be increased easily as the company grows. The framework integrates lightweight agents, a hybrid detection engine combining rule-based and behavior-based models, and a distributed microservices architecture. With these components, we get better detection and still use few resources and respond fast. Researchers test the framework by setting up enterprise environments with up to 10,000 endpoints and measure its detection, how rapidly changes are shared to every endpoint and its ability to resist attacks. The model demonstrates effectiveness in decreasing alert clutter, allows for smoother handling of data as resources are added and enhances reaction to threats in real time through analysis of the data. The proposed system also improves SOC productivity by reducing false positives and automating policy orchestration. Since the solution functions best in cloud environments, alternatives are presented for when it’s used in hybrid or confined situations. The work in this research can be modified to fit modern security needs in large businesses and supports future broken forms of EDR protection systems using AI.

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