Endpoint Detection & Response
Antivirus waits.
EDR hunts.
Endpoint detection and response watches behavior on every laptop and server, catching what signature scanning never sees, and isolating it before it spreads.
Modern attacks
don't look like
malware.
Attackers increasingly use legitimate tools and stolen credentials, nothing for a signature to match. Behavior is what gives them away.
- 01
Living off the land beats file scanning.PowerShell, remote tools, scheduled tasks, attacks built from parts already on the machine need behavioral detection to catch.
- 02
Minutes decide the blast radius.One infected laptop is an incident; the file server is a crisis. Automatic isolation cuts the cord the moment behavior turns hostile.
- 03
Endpoints left the building.Laptops at home, on hotel wifi, in the field, EDR is the protection and visibility that travels with them.
- 04
Insurers now ask for EDR by name.Many cyber policies list it as a required control. Having it managed, not just installed, is what the question means.
What managed EDR includes.
The tool on every endpoint, and the people behind the tool.
Deployment on every endpoint
Laptops, desktops and servers covered, including remote machines that never touch the office network.
Behavioral detection
Processes, scripts and credential use watched for hostile patterns, not just known bad files.
Automatic isolation
A machine acting hostile is cut off from the network in seconds, while the user's work is preserved for recovery.
Analyst-led response
Every detection investigated by a human, qualified, contained and explained, around the clock.
Root-cause forensics
How it got in, what it touched, whether it's truly gone, a timeline, not a guess.
Remediation and rollback
Malicious changes reversed and machines restored to a known-good state, without a day of rebuilding.
Every laptop is a door.
Guard them all.
The outcome is an environment where one bad click stays one machine's problem, found, cut off and cleaned before it becomes everyone's.
- Behavioral coverage on every device, everywhere
- Hostile activity isolated in seconds
- A human verdict on every alert
- Incidents explained with a timeline
- The control your insurer is asking about, done properly
Ready to talk it through? Book time with our team.
One bad click shouldn't
become everyone's problem.
Thirty minutes on your endpoints, your current protection and what managed EDR adds. No pitch deck, no obligation.
- Based in Freehold, NJ, serving clients across the U.S. since 2008
- 24/7 coverage from our team in Freehold, New Jersey
- Certified Microsoft Solutions Partner, no hidden fees
“As a staffing industry leader in business for 50+ years, it is imperative that our systems operate efficiently at all times. When issues do occur, BluePrint resolves them quickly and on the first attempt.”
FAQ
Questions we hear first.
What does managed IT cost?
Managed IT starts at $150 per user per month and includes the 24/7 help desk, monitoring and maintenance, cybersecurity, backups, Microsoft 365 support and vCIO strategy. Projects are scoped and quoted flat-rate before any work begins, no hidden fees.
How fast do you respond when something breaks?
Our help desk answers 24/7 from our team in Freehold, NJ, not an outsourced queue, with a response within 10 minutes, any hour. Most issues are resolved the same day unless the problem is genuinely complex.
We already have an IT person. Can you work alongside them?
Yes. Our co-managed IT model backs up your internal team with after-hours coverage, escalation support, security tooling and project help, you decide what stays in-house and what we take on.
Where are you located, and who do you serve?
We are headquartered at 330 Mounts Corner Drive #309 in Freehold, NJ, serving businesses across Monmouth, Middlesex and Ocean County onsite, and clients across the United States remotely, since 2008.
How do we get started?
Book a free 30-minute strategy session with our CEO, Sanjay Khosla. We talk through your business, your systems and your goals, then put a written quote in front of you. No pitch deck, no obligation.