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NetSecurity Corporation Reveals Why Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Platforms are Inadequate for Computer Forensics InvestigationThreatResponder® Platform Allows Enterprises and Forensics Firms to Conduct Deep and Legally-Defensible Remote Computer Forensic Investigations or Incident Response at Scale Within a Few Hours DULLES, Va., Aug. 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- NetSecurity® Corporation, a leader in endpoint threat protection, vulnerability detection, and computer forensics investigations, announced today that traditional Endpoint Threat Detection and Response (EDR) platform and "collector scripts," are inadequate to quickly and thoroughly conduct remote forensics investigation and incident response that can withstand legal scrutiny. When there is a data breach, insider threat, or a cyber attack, organizations often struggle to identify the right skills, tools or product to use for the investigation and often resort to open source scripts, freeware, collector scripts, or traditional EDR. These technologies do not scale and are not capable of conducting forensics at scale and timely. NetSecurity recognized this problem and developed ThreatResponder to help organizations conduct remote forensics investigation, eliminating travel costs and delays. "Today's adversaries remain relentless and highly sophisticated, often leveraging attack techniques or exploiting vulnerabilities that are largely unknown to defenders. A technology that can drill deep and tell the full story (of the who, what, when, where, why, and how) relating to attack or breach is imperative," said Inno Eroraha, founder and chief strategist of NetSecurity. "ThreatResponder allows digital forensic investigators to conduct forensic investigations of thousands of computer systems wherever they may be located within hours instead of weeks or months." EDRs and collector scripts are ill-fitted for forensics investigation and incident response because they collect and analyze evidence superficially. Below are some of the reasons why ThreatResponder Platform is better suited for conducting remote forensic investigations and incident response than traditional EDRs or collector scripts:
ThreatResponder FORENSICS: A standalone software for conducting legally-defensible (remote) forensics investigation of endpoints regardless of where the endpoints are located on the planet with or without an Internet connection. This module is offered FREE to the general public for non-commercial use. About NetSecurity: NetSecurity is a cybersecurity and computer forensics products and services company that helps organizations protect their information assets. NetSecurity is a privately held company headquartered at 22375 Broderick Drive, Suite 210, Dulles, Virginia 20166. NetSecurity has a GSA MAS Contract (# GS-35F-0288Y) and GSA 8(a) STARS III Contract (#47QTCB21D0434). NetSecurity can be reached at [email protected] or via telephone at +1 (703) 444-9009. Learn more: https://www.netsecurity.com © 2022 NetSecurity Corporation. All rights reserved. The NetSecurity® name and logo, the ThreatResponder® name and logo are marks owned by NetSecurity Corporation. View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/netsecurity-corporation-reveals-why-endpoint-detection-and-response-edr-platforms-are-inadequate-for-computer-forensics-investigation-301604290.html SOURCE NetSecurity Corporation |