Bitdefender GravityZone Technologies
Uncover and stop elusive threats with agility and precision.
Global Protective Network
With a worldwide network of 500 million machines, Bitdefender has the largest security delivery infrastructure on the globe. It is 100 million nodes above the nearest competitor. Bitdefender’s Global Protective Network (GPN) performs 7 billion queries per day, and uses reflective models and advanced machine learning algorithms to extract malware patterns, ensuring real-time protection against any threat. The system detects, anticipates and takes action to neutralize even the newest dangers anywhere in the world in as little as 3 seconds. It updates the reputation of apps, email sources and websites, and broadcasts alerts.
Endpoint Security Tools GravityZone’s intelligent security agent assesses the host machine at installation to self-configure to optimal form, and adapts its behavior according to endpoint accessibility. Security administrators allocate resources to security tasks through policies per groups of machines. They can set security tools to work on a local machine, or they can decide to rely more on Bitdefender Global Protective Network, or totally offload security to security servers. |
Smart Centralized Scanning Bitdefender is the first security vendor to provide scanning offloading on Security Virtual Appliances since 2011. The scanning process is centralized. Instead of protecting each physical or virtual machine individually, it treats the entire environment as a whole. Centralized security servers handle most antimalware processes after offloading them from each protected physical or virtual machine. |
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Considerations for EDR Adoption
Pathfinder Report - Commissiones by Bitdefender
Midsized organizations should take care when selecting EDR tooling because their needs are typically different than those of larger organizations that have been the traditional market for EDR tools. This paper highlights some of these differences and how they may affect the process of choosing EDR tools. It also includes a recommended high-level process for EDR tool selection.