Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Service
AMVIA's managed EDR service deploys advanced endpoint detection technology across your business devices — monitoring behaviour, detecting threats, and providing the tools needed to investigate and respond to incidents. Combined with our SOC monitoring, EDR gives your business enterprise-grade endpoint protection.
Endpoint detection and response (EDR) continuously monitors every device on your network for malicious behaviour — detecting and isolating threats that traditional antivirus misses. AMVIA's managed EDR service uses Microsoft Defender and Huntress, with 24/7 SOC analyst oversight. Compromised devices are isolated within minutes, limiting breach impact to a single endpoint.
What's Included
Everything you get with our endpoint detection and response (edr) service service.
Full Endpoint Coverage
EDR agents deployed on all business endpoints — desktops, laptops, and servers — providing continuous behavioural monitoring.
Behavioural Detection
Goes beyond signature-based detection to identify suspicious behaviour patterns, fileless attacks, and living-off-the-land techniques.
Threat Investigation
When a detection fires, our analysts investigate the full attack chain — what happened, how it got in, and what was affected.
Automated Response
Pre-configured response actions isolate compromised endpoints, block malicious processes, and prevent lateral movement automatically.
Continuous Updates
Detection rules and threat intelligence are continuously updated to protect against emerging threats.
Visibility and Reporting
Full visibility into your endpoint security posture through dashboards and regular reports.
How It Works
From initial assessment to ongoing protection.
Assessment
We audit your current endpoint protection and identify gaps.
Deployment
EDR agents deployed across all endpoints with minimal disruption.
Configuration
Detection policies configured to your environment and risk profile.
Monitoring
Continuous monitoring by our SOC analysts, 24/7.
Optimisation
Ongoing tuning to reduce false positives and improve detection accuracy.
Why Choose AMVIA for Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)
UK-based specialists delivering measurable results for businesses of every size.
Sheffield-Based, UK-Focused
Our engineering and support team operates from Sheffield. We understand UK compliance requirements, network infrastructure, and the specific challenges facing British businesses.
Accredited & Certified
AMVIA holds Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO 27001, and Microsoft Gold Partner status — giving you confidence that our services meet the highest UK security and quality standards.
1,200+ UK Businesses Protected
We manage IT and security for over 1,200 UK businesses across sectors including legal, finance, healthcare, and professional services. Our track record speaks for itself.
Fast, Responsive Support
Critical issues are responded to within one hour. Our helpdesk is available by phone, email, and portal — with dedicated account managers who know your environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
43% of UK businesses experienced a cybersecurity breach or attack in the past 12 months, according to the DSIT Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025. For medium-sized businesses, this figure rises to 67%. Phishing remains the most common attack type, affecting 85% of businesses that reported a breach.
BEC is a type of fraud where attackers impersonate executives or suppliers to trick employees into transferring funds or sharing sensitive data. BEC attacks increased 33% in 2025. The average loss per BEC incident is $137,000. Even organisations with fewer than 1,000 employees face a 70% weekly probability of a BEC attempt.
Organisations with Cyber Essentials certification are 92% less likely to make a claim on their cyber insurance. Certification is mandatory for UK government contracts involving sensitive data. Only 3% of UK businesses are currently certified, giving certified businesses a competitive advantage.
Phishing is the most common attack type, identified by 85% of businesses that experienced a breach (DSIT 2025). Phishing accounts for 93% of cyber crimes against businesses. AI-powered phishing has driven a 204% increase in phishing emails delivering malware in 2025.
The average cost of the most disruptive breach is £3,550 for UK businesses. For businesses that experienced negative outcomes such as data loss or financial theft, the average cost rises to £8,260. Medium and large businesses face average costs of £10,830 per disruptive incident.
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