Endpoint Security, EDR & MDR Services | Orobi
Protect Laptops, Desktops & Servers With Managed Endpoint Security
Orobi helps businesses protect endpoints against ransomware, malware, malicious activity, compromised accounts, and other threats using endpoint detection and response, managed detection and response, security monitoring, threat investigation, patch management, and 24/7 cybersecurity monitoring.
Endpoint Protection Can Include
Every Business Device Can Become an Entry Point
Laptops, desktops, servers, and remote workstations process business data, access Microsoft 365, connect to cloud applications, store credentials, and communicate with other systems. If one endpoint is compromised, an attacker may be able to gain access to additional resources.
Ransomware
Ransomware can encrypt files, disrupt systems, interrupt business operations, and potentially spread across connected resources.
Malware
Malicious software can steal information, capture credentials, establish persistence, modify systems, or provide attackers with access.
Compromised Credentials
Stolen passwords and session credentials can allow attackers to access devices, cloud accounts, email, and other business systems.
Unpatched Systems
Missing operating system and application updates can leave known vulnerabilities available for attackers to exploit.
Remote Workforce Risk
Employees working outside the office may connect through home networks, public networks, remote applications, or unmanaged environments.
Limited Threat Visibility
Traditional antivirus may not provide the same investigation, telemetry, behavioral detection, and response capabilities as modern EDR.
Detect, Investigate & Respond to Endpoint Threats
Orobi can help organizations deploy and manage layered endpoint security across laptops, desktops, servers, and remote devices.
Endpoint Detection & Response
EDR provides visibility into endpoint behavior and can help identify suspicious activity, malware, unauthorized processes, and other threats.
Managed Detection & Response
MDR combines endpoint security technology with ongoing monitoring, investigation, analysis, and response support from security professionals.
Ransomware Protection
Use layered endpoint controls, behavioral monitoring, threat prevention, containment, backups, and response procedures to reduce ransomware risk.
Malware Protection
Detect and help prevent malicious files, suspicious processes, potentially unwanted software, and other endpoint-based threats.
24/7 Security Monitoring
Supported security environments can be monitored around the clock so important alerts are not limited to normal business hours.
Threat Investigation
Review endpoint activity, processes, alerts, user behavior, and other evidence to help determine whether suspicious activity represents a real security incident.
Endpoint Isolation & Containment
Depending on the endpoint security platform and incident, compromised devices may be isolated to help reduce communication with other systems while an investigation takes place.
Endpoint Security Management
Manage policies, agents, exclusions, updates, alerts, endpoint status, device onboarding, and other operational components of the endpoint security program.
What Is the Difference Between EDR and MDR?
EDR and MDR are closely related, but they solve different parts of the endpoint security problem.
Endpoint Detection & Response
EDR is endpoint security technology designed to collect and analyze activity from devices such as laptops, desktops, and servers. It can help detect suspicious behavior, provide investigation data, and support actions such as containment or remediation.
Managed Detection & Response
MDR adds ongoing security expertise around detection technology. Security analysts can review alerts, investigate suspicious activity, help determine severity, and coordinate or perform supported response actions when threats are identified.
What Happens When Suspicious Endpoint Activity Is Detected?
Endpoint response may vary depending on the technology, threat, environment, and service configuration, but a typical response process includes detection, investigation, containment, and remediation.
Detect
Endpoint security identifies suspicious processes, behaviors, files, connections, or other indicators.
Investigate
Security telemetry and related activity are reviewed to understand what happened and determine potential impact.
Contain
Appropriate response actions may be taken to limit attacker access or reduce the possibility of further spread.
Remediate
Address malicious activity, compromised accounts, vulnerable systems, persistence mechanisms, or other issues identified during the investigation.
Protect the Devices Your Business Depends On
Endpoint security should cover the devices employees and systems use to access company information and business resources.
Windows Workstations
Protect business desktops and laptops with endpoint monitoring, malware protection, EDR, patch management, and other security controls.
Business Servers
Apply endpoint protection and monitoring to supported servers that host business applications, files, services, and critical workloads.
Remote Employee Devices
Extend endpoint protection to supported devices used by remote and hybrid employees working outside the traditional office.
Managed Business Devices
Combine endpoint security with device management, patching, vulnerability management, identity security, and broader managed IT controls.
Endpoint Security Is More Than Antivirus
Strong endpoint protection combines detection technology with patching, vulnerability management, secure configuration, identity security, backups, and ongoing monitoring.
Endpoint Security Can Also Include
- Operating system patch management
- Supported third-party software updates
- Vulnerability scanning
- Local administrator reviews
- Device encryption
- MFA and identity controls
- Endpoint configuration standards
- Backup and recovery
- Device inventory
- Security reporting
Improve Visibility and Protection Across Business Devices
- Detect suspicious endpoint activity sooner
- Improve ransomware and malware protection
- Add managed investigation and response capabilities
- Monitor supported environments 24/7
- Protect remote and hybrid employees
- Improve vulnerability and patch management
- Reduce the security burden on internal IT teams
- Strengthen overall cybersecurity visibility
Endpoint Security, EDR & MDR in San Antonio, Texas & Nationwide
Orobi is based in San Antonio and supports organizations in San Antonio, Austin, New Braunfels, Houston, surrounding Texas communities, and across the United States. Endpoint security, EDR, MDR, threat monitoring, vulnerability management, and many related cybersecurity services can be delivered remotely.
Common Questions About Endpoint Security
What is endpoint security?
Endpoint security refers to technologies and practices designed to protect devices such as laptops, desktops, and servers from malware, ransomware, unauthorized access, and other threats.
What is EDR?
Endpoint Detection and Response, or EDR, provides visibility into endpoint activity and can help identify, investigate, contain, and respond to suspicious behavior.
What is MDR?
Managed Detection and Response combines security technology with ongoing human monitoring, investigation, and response services to help organizations detect and address threats.
Can endpoint security help protect against ransomware?
Endpoint security is an important part of ransomware defense. Effective protection generally combines endpoint detection, patching, backups, identity security, email protection, employee awareness, monitoring, and incident response.
Does Orobi monitor endpoint security 24/7?
Yes. Orobi can provide managed security services that include 24/7 monitoring of supported endpoint security environments.
Does endpoint security replace antivirus?
Modern endpoint platforms often include traditional malware prevention capabilities along with behavioral detection, endpoint telemetry, investigation, containment, and response features.
Can Orobi protect remote employee computers?
Yes. Supported remote and hybrid employee devices can be protected with endpoint security, EDR, monitoring, patching, identity security, and other controls.
Does Orobi provide endpoint security outside San Antonio?
Yes. Orobi is based in San Antonio and supports organizations throughout Texas and nationwide. Many endpoint security, EDR, MDR, and monitoring services can be delivered remotely.
Protect Your Business Endpoints Around the Clock
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