Free Enterprise-Grade OpenEDR
Delivers transparent endpoint protection with MITRE-aligned analytics, real-time visibility, and precise root-cause intelligence.
Delivers transparent endpoint protection with MITRE-aligned analytics, real-time visibility, and precise root-cause intelligence.
Security you can inspect, validate, and trust – without relying on vendor-defined risk scores or black-box AI decisions.
Open-source design exposes endpoint protection logic, telemetry flow, and enforcement mechanisms without closed-source black-box decisions.
Every process action, alert, and correlation is visible, explainable, and backed by concrete behavioral evidence rather than AI assumptions.
Transparency ensures vulnerabilities cannot be hidden or delayed and are resolved rapidly through continuous global security scrutiny.
Detection-driven security fails under real-world pressure because it reacts after execution instead of preventing damage upfront.
Other EDR platforms rely on probabilistic models and AI scores that attackers routinely evade with novel techniques.
Threats are often detected only after execution, allowing damage, lateral movement, and persistence to occur.
Zero-day and fileless attacks bypass signature-based and behavioral engines before detection adapts.
Security teams are flooded with alerts lacking context, certainty, and verified threat outcomes.
Low alert volume often reflects missed detections rather than absence of active compromise.
Unknown threats are stopped before they can act.
All unknown files are automatically virtualized before execution, preventing production access.
Attackers receive zero runtime, eliminating opportunities for lateral movement, escalation, or persistence.
Security outcomes are guaranteed through isolation, not dependent on detection, AI models, or intelligence updates.
Applications operate normally inside containment without disrupting workflows or impacting productivity.
Threats cannot modify files, inject memory, or encrypt endpoints or network shares.
Protection is based on proof and enforcement, not probability or vendor-defined risk scores.
See how transparent, prevention-first EDR works in real environments.
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