OpenEDR
OpenEDR is an open-source initiative started by Xcitium. It is a endpoint detection and response (EDR) platform that analyzes base-level security events to detect suspicious behavior, generate real-time telemetry, and assist IT and computer security professionals in identifying threats and vulnerabilities within enterprise systems.[1] The source code is open source and available on GitHub, allowing community developers and organizations to review, audit, and contribute to the project. OpenEDR supports integration with SIEM systems and offers compatibility with Windows environments.[2] Components
These components work together to capture telemetry across processes, file systems, network traffic, and registry operations. The system correlates this data to provide security insights and alerts. The self-protection provider helps prevent interference from malicious actors. Use CasesOpenEDR is suited for use in enterprise endpoint security operations. Typical use cases include threat hunting, incident response, and malware detection. Its open-source licensing allows researchers and smaller organizations to deploy and customize the platform without proprietary constraints. Development and CommunityThe project is maintained by Xcitium and community contributors on GitHub. Development includes regular updates, community issue tracking, and open feature discussion. Detailed developer documentation is available to facilitate integration and custom deployments. References
|
||||||||||||||||||||
![[icon]](File:Wiki_letter_w_cropped.svg){kind=small}
