The Endpoint Detection and Response Solutions (EDR) market is defined as solutions that record and store endpoint-system-level behaviors, use various data analytics techniques to detect suspicious system behavior, provide contextual information, block malicious activity, and provide remediation suggestions to restore affected systems. EDR solutions must provide the following four primary capabilities: • Detect security incidents • Contain the incident at the endpoint • Investigate security incidents • Provide remediation guidance
Gartner defines an endpoint protection platform (EPP) as security software designed to protect managed end-user endpoints — including desktop PCs, laptop PCs, and mobile devices — against known and unknown malicious attacks. Additionally, EPPs provide capabilities for security teams to investigate and remediate incidents that evade prevention controls. EPP products are delivered as software agents deployed to endpoints and connected to centralized security analytics and management interfaces.
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Gartner defines privileged access management (PAM) as tools that administer or configure systems and applications to provide an elevated level of technical access through the management and protection of accounts, credentials and commands. PAM tools, available as software, SaaS or hardware appliances, manage privileged access for both people (system administrators and others) and machines (systems or applications). Gartner defines four distinct tool categories for PAM tools: Privileged account and session management (PASM), privilege elevation and delegation management (PEDM), secrets management and cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM) .