See every process, kill every threat
Lightweight agent, kernel-level telemetry, MITRE ATT&CK-mapped detections, and one-click response — without the SentinelOne or CrowdStrike price tag.
What is Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) Platform?
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a security capability that continuously records process, network, file, and registry activity on every endpoint, applies behavioural detection logic, and gives responders one-click isolation, kill, or rollback actions. The Threatstealth EDR ships a single agent for Windows, macOS, and Linux, maps every detection to a MITRE ATT&CK technique, and feeds the platform's unified incident queue.
Why most teams outgrow legacy AV but can't afford CrowdStrike
- Signature-based AV misses living-off-the-land techniques (PowerShell, WMI, scheduled tasks)
- Tier-1 EDRs cost $40–$80/endpoint/year and lock data into proprietary formats
- Telemetry sits in a vendor silo — disconnected from your WAF, IAM, and SIEM
- MSSPs need per-tenant detection tuning; most EDRs are single-tenant
A four-step operational model
Single lightweight agent
One agent for Windows, macOS, and Linux. eBPF on Linux, ETW on Windows, EndpointSecurity API on macOS — kernel-grade telemetry with <2% CPU.
- Win, macOS, Linux
- eBPF / ETW / ES API
- <2% CPU overhead
MITRE ATT&CK detections
Every detection rule is mapped to an ATT&CK technique. New rules ship weekly via the threat-intel feed and can be tuned per tenant.
- ATT&CK technique mapping
- 200+ shipped detections
- Per-tenant rule tuning
One-click response
Isolate the host, kill the process tree, quarantine the file, or trigger a Velociraptor collection — directly from the incident view.
- Network isolate
- Process kill + tree
- Forensic artifact collection
Unified with the rest of the stack
EDR alerts share an incident queue with WAF, IAM anomalies, and vulnerability findings — one investigation, one timeline, one response.
- Unified incident queue
- Cross-signal correlation
- Single audit trail
Outcomes for security teams
Catch what AV misses
Behavioural detections fire on living-off-the-land tradecraft, suspicious parent-child process chains, and credential-dumping patterns — not just file hashes.
Cut endpoint security spend 50–70%
Per-tenant flat pricing instead of $40–$80 per endpoint per year. MSSPs can run EDR across every client without the per-seat bill becoming the budget.
Own your telemetry
Raw event data exports as JSONL. No proprietary lock-in — query it in your warehouse, ship it to a SIEM, or keep it in Threatstealth.
Direct answers
How is this different from CrowdStrike or SentinelOne?+
Same telemetry depth (kernel-grade via eBPF/ETW), same MITRE ATT&CK coverage, but flat per-tenant pricing and unified with WAF, IAM, and compliance in one console — not a separate product line.
Does it replace antivirus?+
Yes. The agent includes signature scanning (ClamAV-backed) plus behavioural detection. You can disable signature scanning if you already run another AV.
What about Linux containers?+
eBPF telemetry works on the host node and surfaces container PIDs/cgroups. Pair with the runtime detections for Kubernetes-native protection.
Can I write custom detections?+
Yes. Detections are YAML rules (Sigma-compatible) with Threatstealth-specific extensions. Author in the console, test against historical data, deploy per tenant.