Sentinel iQ Platform

Endpoint & Infrastructure Security — Every Device Defended

Every device and network layer, defended.

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Every device in your environment is a potential entry point for a cyberattack and every unpatched application is a vulnerability waiting to be exploited. The Sentinel iQ Endpoint & Infrastructure Security layer monitors and defends every endpoint and network component continuously, automatically remediating what it can and escalating what requires human judgment. Endpoints are not just monitored, they're actively defended.

What This Layer Covers

  • Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR): continuous behavioral monitoring and automatic threat containment on every device

  • Automated operating system patching: Microsoft, Apple, and Linux systems kept current without manual intervention

  • Third-party software patching: a curated library of commonly deployed applications patched automatically

  • Network infrastructure security: firewalls, switches, and network devices monitored for configuration compliance

  • Advanced XDR with deep data and behavioral threat hunting (Compliance tier) that extends visibility across the full endpoint stack

  • Server security monitoring of performance, health, and threat activity on all managed servers

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The Fit

How It Fits Into the Platform

The Endpoint & Infrastructure Security layer feeds data continuously into the Sentinel iQ AI engine, device health, patch status, threat events, and behavioral anomalies are correlated with identity and network data to detect multi-stage attacks that individual tools monitoring one layer alone would miss.

FAQ

What is endpoint detection and response (EDR) and why does my business need it?

Endpoint detection and response monitors every computer and device in your organization in real time detecting malware, unusual behavior, and active attacks using behavioral AI analysis. Unlike traditional antivirus, EDR identifies threats never seen before and can automatically isolate an affected device before an attack spreads to other systems or data.

How does automated patch management protect my business?

Unpatched software is one of the most common entry points for cyberattacks. Attackers actively scan for systems running known vulnerable software versions. Sentinel iQ patches all operating systems and third-party applications automatically on a scheduled basis, closing known vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them without requiring manual effort from your team.

What is XDR in cybersecurity?

Extended detection and response (XDR) expands threat detection beyond individual endpoints to cover email, cloud applications, identity, and network infrastructure. Correlating data across multiple security layers to detect sophisticated multi-stage attacks. Sentinel iQ's Compliance tier includes XDR with deep behavioral telemetry for organizations that need compliance-grade endpoint visibility and advanced threat hunting.

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