An organization is deploying an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agent across its fleet of enterprise workstations to enhance host-level threat detection and incident containment capabilities. Which of the following represent core operational features provided by an EDR solution? (Select TWO.)
- Continuous host telemetry collection and behavioral monitoring of active processes, registry changes, and memory executionsAnswer
- Automated host network isolation to stop lateral movement upon high-confidence threat detectionAnswer
- CInline deep packet inspection and traffic filtering at the network edge perimeter
- DScheduled batch disk scanning based exclusively on daily downloaded static file signature definitions
Answer
The correct answers are the continuous host telemetry collection and behavioral monitoring of active processes, registry changes, and memory executions, along with automated host network isolation to stop lateral movement upon high-confidence threat detection.
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agents provide continuous visibility into host activity by recording behavioral telemetry (process creation, file writes, network sockets, memory allocation) and support active response mechanisms like automated endpoint isolation to mitigate malicious lateral movement.
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Key Concept
Core capabilities of Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)