Detect the activity. Understand the incident. Control the response.
Bring endpoint protection, investigation and response into a defined technical workflow. TRILOGY helps scope the coverage, configure the selected controls and verify their behavior against agreed scenarios.
When this solution is relevant
Refresh endpoint protection
Replace fragmented policies with a deployment plan for supported workstations and servers.
Investigate suspicious activity
Connect the process, user and network context needed to assess an alert.
Contain an affected device
Define who may isolate a device and how essential access is preserved or restored.
Connect wider security signals
Evaluate XDR integrations against actual identity, email and cloud telemetry.
Technology options
Technology options to evaluate against your requirement. Product capabilities, editions and integrations are confirmed in the agreed configuration.
CrowdStrike — Falcon Insight XDR
- Endpoint detection and investigation within the Falcon platform
- Correlates endpoint signals with supported identity and cloud telemetry
- Hunting and response workflows depend on the subscribed Falcon modules
Microsoft — Defender for Endpoint / Defender XDR
- Endpoint protection, detection and response with operating-system-specific capabilities
- Defender XDR correlates supported endpoint, identity, email and application signals
- Plan selection determines investigation, automation and service coverage
Palo Alto Networks — Cortex XDR
- Correlates endpoint, network and cloud data for investigation
- Endpoint response includes supported isolation and remediation actions
- Connectors, data ingestion and agent capabilities are scoped during design
SentinelOne — Singularity Endpoint / XDR
- Endpoint protection and behavioral detection within Singularity
- Investigation and containment with supported remediation options
- XDR extends through supported marketplace integrations
Rollback eligibility is assessed by operating system, policy and product configuration; it is not a replacement for backup.
- Sophos
Sophos — Sophos Endpoint + Sophos XDR
- Sophos Endpoint provides the endpoint protection layer
- Sophos XDR adds investigation across supported security data sources
- Centralized workflows connect endpoint evidence to security operations
TrendAI — Trend Micro enterprise business — TrendAI Vision One Endpoint Security
- Endpoint protection within the TrendAI Vision One platform
- EDR/XDR investigation across licensed and connected security layers
- Endpoint and workload protection are selected to match the deployment
ESET — ESET PROTECT — EDR/XDR capabilities
- Endpoint protection and investigation within the ESET PROTECT ecosystem
- Cloud Inspect workflows are moving into ESET PROTECT under a phased transition
- On-premises Inspect remains a separate deployment consideration
Cloud transition schedules and integration replacements must be checked for the customer tenant.
- Bitdefender
Bitdefender — GravityZone / GravityZone Defense XDR
- GravityZone combines endpoint protection and detection in a managed platform
- Defense XDR correlates signals from supported security sensors
- Sensor coverage and licensing are defined for the selected environment
Broadcom — Symantec — Symantec Endpoint Security Complete
- Endpoint protection with integrated EDR capabilities
- Policy and investigation workflows within the Symantec management environment
- Deployment and feature availability depend on the selected edition
Kaspersky — Kaspersky Next EDR / XDR
- Tiered endpoint, EDR and XDR offerings
- XDR Optimum adds centralized visibility and alert aggregation
- Expert editions are evaluated for more advanced investigation needs
- ThreatDown by Malwarebytes
ThreatDown by Malwarebytes — Endpoint Detection and Response
- Endpoint detection, investigation and isolation workflows
- Ransomware rollback is available for supported Windows endpoint scenarios
- Operational policies define rollback cache, retention and eligibility
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What we verify
Deployment coverage
Protected in-scope devices divided by the agreed asset inventory.
Telemetry health
Sensor connectivity and recent event delivery for each supported device class.
Response execution
Observed time and outcome of an approved isolation or remediation test.
Detection verification
Results of safe test cases, including missed signals and documented exceptions.
How the technical work is scoped
01
Scope and architecture
Define the assets, integrations, ownership and acceptance criteria before selecting the configuration.
02
Implementation and change
Configure the agreed controls through an approved change plan, with rollback steps and assigned responsibilities.
03
Verification and handover
Test agreed scenarios, record exceptions and hand over the configuration, operating procedures and test evidence.
Technical scope in detail
Protection and response are different scopes
Prevention policies, EDR investigation and XDR correlation are configured as distinct capabilities. The design identifies which modules and data sources are included. Acceptance evidence records their actual coverage.
Server and operating-system coverage
Agent support is checked against the actual operating systems, versions and workloads. A pilot tests exclusions and business-application compatibility. Unsupported devices receive a documented treatment rather than an assumed equivalent level of protection.
Controlled containment
Isolation and remediation follow an approved response matrix. Tests confirm administrator access, exception handling and the path back to service. Automatic actions are enabled only for agreed conditions.
Investigation and evidence
Alert routing, retention and export are scoped with the operational owner. Sample investigations trace events to the affected device and account. The handover explains where evidence is retained and who reviews it.
Rollback has limits
Endpoint rollback depends on the product, operating system and available recovery data. It is tested only within supported conditions. It does not replace an independent backup and recovery design.
Licensing and sizing
Size by supported endpoint classes, quantities, selected EDR/XDR modules and retention. Confirm server licensing, agent support, integrations and any separately contracted managed service.
What to share with us
Device counts by OS and workload; current protection; identity integrations; response owner.
What you receive
Agreed scope and architecture
Selected configuration and integration record
Approved change and rollback plan
Test record and documented exceptions
Operating procedures and technical handover
Frequently asked questions
Does XDR include a managed response team?
No. A technology subscription and an MDR service are different scopes. Any managed service requires a separate definition of provider, coverage, responsibilities and commercial terms.
Can one policy cover every device?
Policies must account for operating-system support, workload compatibility and business exceptions. The asset inventory determines the deployment groups.
What do we receive at handover?
The agreed policy baseline, deployment inventory, response procedures, test records and exceptions.
Discuss the requirement
Tell us what you need to protect, change or recover. We will use the details to define the next technical discussion.
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