How does endpoint detection and response (EDR) help forensic investigators analyze incidents more effectively?
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Endpoint detection and response (EDR) helps forensic investigators analyze incidents more effectively by providing real-time visibility into endpoint activities and behaviors. This includes monitoring and recording endpoint events such as file modifications, process executions, network connections, and more. EDR solutions collect extensive data and generate alerts based on suspicious behavior, enabling investigators to quickly identify and respond to security incidents. Additionally, EDR platforms often offer robust query and search capabilities, allowing investigators to conduct thorough forensic analysis to trace the root cause of incidents, understand attack techniques, and gather crucial evidence for investigations and remediation.