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    Connecting EDR and Network Behavior

    InfoForTechBy InfoForTechAugust 16, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    To get a better understanding of how malware works in an environment, you need to be able to correlate endpoint events with network activities. By integrating endpoint detection and response (EDR) with deep network visibility, organizations can investigate threats more effectively, which is where Fidelis Security comes in.

    Fidelis Endpoint® continuously monitors and records endpoint activity including process, file and script activity, registry and user actions. This visibility enables analysts to detect unusual activity, investigate alerts, and determine the timeline of an attack. The platform also enables threat hunting, forensic investigations, and automated response actions to mitigate the spread of threats.

    In addition to endpoint visibility, Fidelis Network® can analyze network traffic throughout the environment to identify malicious communication, command and control (C2), lateral movement, and possible data exfiltration threats. Network traffic is correlated with endpoint events, allowing analysts to identify which processes started connections, what external infrastructure was reached, and how an attack has progressed since initial compromise.

    Fidelis also enhances investigations through threat intelligence, behavioral analytics, malware analysis, and sandbox capabilities. By analyzing suspicious files, endpoint behavior, and network communications together, security teams can identify malicious activity, understand attack techniques, and accelerate incident response.

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