Institutions are increasingly combining EDR technology with managed monitoring and response services to reduce investigation delays and improve coverage. By pairing the right tools with defined workflows and dedicated oversight, institutions can strengthen their defenses without overextending internal teams. Protecting devices and data is essential, and the right technology partner can be the difference maker against modern cyber threats. Closing the Endpoint Response Gap For many financial institutions, the challenge is no longer acquiring security tools. It’s sustaining the operational workload that comes with them. Alerts need to be reviewed, activities investigated and decisions made quickly. Without dedicated resources, it’s easy for things to get delayed or overlooked. Key endpoint response functions requiring ongoing operational support include: • Monitoring endpoint activity 24/7. • Reviewing and prioritizing alerts as they come in. • Investigating suspicious behavior and identifying what actually needs attention. • Supporting response actions, such as isolating devices or stopping malicious activity. Reinforce Your Front Line of Defense Endpoint detection isn’t just another layer of security; it’s where most attacks begin. Institutions that can detect and respond more quickly are far better positioned to stop threats before they spread. By identifying suspicious activity early and acting quickly, they can contain threats before they disrupt operations, expose sensitive data or impact account holders. Sean Martin, the director of product strategy for managed services at CSI, has worked to establish cybersecurity programs for financial institutions for over 15 years. Previously, Sean has served as network and security operations manager, product manager, and in various engineering roles since 2001. In his current role, Sean identifies and implements solutions designed to maximize security and profitability for financial institutions. Sean speaks regularly on a variety of financial technology topics, including managed services and IT security best practices. NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT BANKER 17
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