Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)

Keep every computer and server protected while your business grows. IT Hawaii’s managed IT includes SentinelOne endpoint detection and response on every device, watched by a 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) that contains the threats it finds.

  • SentinelOne on every device
  • Monitored by a 24/7 SOC
  • Isolate devices, roll back ransomware
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Every new device needs protection

Your Hawaii team is growing, and every new computer and server is one more place ransomware can start.

Every device without protection puts your files and your clients' data at risk.

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What is EDR, and how does it stop ransomware?

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) watches what happens on each computer and server, spots threats such as ransomware, and stops them.

SentinelOne on Windows computers, Macs, and Windows and Linux servers
Antivirus protection included, so there’s no separate antivirus to manage
A 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) that monitors SentinelOne and contains threats it finds
Infected devices cut off from the network, and ransomware changes rolled back

Included with managed IT

SentinelOne and the 24/7 SOC come with every IT Hawaii managed IT contract for businesses on Oahu and Kauai, alongside the regular security updates in our proactive maintenance.

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What managed EDR includes

We protect every device your team uses, backed by a 24/7 SOC.

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SentinelOne on every device

Installed and managed on Windows computers, Macs, and Windows and Linux servers.
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24/7 SOC monitoring

A Security Operations Center watches SentinelOne around the clock and contains threats it finds.
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Isolate and roll back

Infected devices cut off from the network, and ransomware changes rolled back.
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Part of managed IT

Included with every IT Hawaii managed IT contract, along with regular security updates.

Ready to protect every device?

Tell us about your team and your devices.

Managed IT from IT Hawaii includes SentinelOne EDR and the 24/7 SOC for businesses with 10 or more employees on Oahu and Kauai. A real person will reach out within one business day.

Frequently asked questions

1
What is EDR?

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is security software that watches each computer and server for threats such as ransomware and stops them. IT Hawaii uses SentinelOne, monitored by a 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC).

3
Who watches for threats at night and on weekends?

A 24/7 Security Operations Center (SOC) monitors SentinelOne and contains threats it finds, around the clock.

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Which devices are covered?

Windows computers, Macs, Windows servers and Linux servers.

2
Do we still need antivirus with SentinelOne?

No. SentinelOne includes antivirus protection, so there’s no separate antivirus to manage.

4
What happens when SentinelOne finds a threat?

The threat is contained. Infected devices can be cut off from the network, and ransomware changes can be rolled back.

6
Can we buy EDR without managed IT?

EDR is included with IT Hawaii’s managed IT contracts and isn’t sold on its own.