The main use case for Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response is to protect the endpoints. I use it in the financial industry. We are security people, and we use it for threat hunting. We are not system administrators and we are not the owners of the product, so I can't tell you about these things. I can tell you about the features regarding threat hunting and threat intelligence. This is not our use case, as we use it just for the Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response.
Network administrator at a comms service provider with 201-500 employees
Real User
Top 5
Oct 25, 2024
We use Kaspersky on around one to two thousand servers and around four hundred workstations. Today, I work with Kaspersky EDR, and we also use Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses.
Team Lead Cybersecurity Operations at a computer software company with 11-50 employees
Reseller
Jan 24, 2024
Kaspersky Endpoint provides multiple features. For example, it offers encryption, protection against targeted attacks, behavior and ML analysis, and multiple policies are available in Kaspersky. We recommend Kaspersky the most in Pakistan. Its advanced EDR features provide additional capabilities in endpoint security, including complete visibility of the quarantine system.
IT Security team leader at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Dec 14, 2023
We use the solution to gather information on how endpoints behave and any events happening. If there's any suspicious activity on a machine, it alerts us. For investigating specific devices, we can refer back to the EDR.
Our use cases include ISC's indicator for compromise, blocking, caching, and automation. For example, the detection of any USB or removable device on any system triggers a response. Additionally, if any malware is detected in the system, the EDR solution removes it. These are the primary use cases we focus on. Another scenario involves the detection of a large data transfer, such as 3GB via a USB device, to another system, which must be identified. These are the main use cases we prioritize.
Senior Information Security Analyst at EastNets Holding Ltd.
Real User
Aug 14, 2023
My company uses the EDR functionalities of Kaspersky, which are not related to application security. Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response is useful for environment scanning and can be deployed on a server to scan for viruses, malware, and hardware. We also use the product for EDR integration with the SIEM solution and get logs from each device.
Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response integrates antivirus, threat response, and EDR with high detection rates, behavior detection, and device control. It supports centralized management for seamless operation across remote and on-premise servers.Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response offers a robust platform featuring automated responses, advanced reporting, and customizable policies. Users appreciate its lightweight agent and compatibility, though many report issues with stability...
Currently, I use Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response for security on my computer. I am an end user.
The main use case for Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response is to protect the endpoints. I use it in the financial industry. We are security people, and we use it for threat hunting. We are not system administrators and we are not the owners of the product, so I can't tell you about these things. I can tell you about the features regarding threat hunting and threat intelligence. This is not our use case, as we use it just for the Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response.
We use Kaspersky on around one to two thousand servers and around four hundred workstations. Today, I work with Kaspersky EDR, and we also use Microsoft 365 Business Premium licenses.
The solution is an antivirus.
I use the tool for endpoints.
We've deployed the client at the user’s end. We provide software security.
Kaspersky Endpoint provides multiple features. For example, it offers encryption, protection against targeted attacks, behavior and ML analysis, and multiple policies are available in Kaspersky. We recommend Kaspersky the most in Pakistan. Its advanced EDR features provide additional capabilities in endpoint security, including complete visibility of the quarantine system.
We use the solution to gather information on how endpoints behave and any events happening. If there's any suspicious activity on a machine, it alerts us. For investigating specific devices, we can refer back to the EDR.
We use the solution to cover endpoint security.
Our use cases include ISC's indicator for compromise, blocking, caching, and automation. For example, the detection of any USB or removable device on any system triggers a response. Additionally, if any malware is detected in the system, the EDR solution removes it. These are the primary use cases we focus on. Another scenario involves the detection of a large data transfer, such as 3GB via a USB device, to another system, which must be identified. These are the main use cases we prioritize.
The solution was good for the use cases for which I used it.
I use the solution for protection and incident response.
My company uses the EDR functionalities of Kaspersky, which are not related to application security. Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response is useful for environment scanning and can be deployed on a server to scan for viruses, malware, and hardware. We also use the product for EDR integration with the SIEM solution and get logs from each device.