From Noise to Control.
From Detection to Action.
Scrutiny EDR combines prevention, detection, host isolation, response actions, forensic collection, and SOC correlation in a lightweight endpoint agent for Windows, Linux, and macOS fleets.
$ scrutiny-agent --status
[OK] Self-protection module: RUNNING
[OK] Memory encryption shield: ACTIVE
[ALERT] Fileless execution blocked on powershell.exe
Trace the Attack Storyboard
Understand how Scrutiny EDR captures endpoint evidence at each attacker stage and turns it into response-ready context.
Initial Access
Spearphishing link opens a malicious payload on an employee endpoint.
Execution
Script interpreter launches encoded commands and attempts fileless execution.
Persistence
Registry keys and startup paths are modified to survive host reboots.
Discovery / C2
The host enumerates local resources and reaches out to command infrastructure.
Collection
Sensitive PDFs, database exports, and key files are staged for compression.
Containment
The endpoint is isolated, malicious processes are stopped, and evidence is preserved.
Initial Access
Process lineage, browser activity, downloaded file metadata, and parent-child execution patterns are captured for investigation.
Layered Endpoint Prevention & Response Controls
Scrutiny EDR combines malware prevention, behavioral detection, endpoint hardening, response actions, and policy governance.
NGAV (Next-Gen Antivirus)
Blocks known malware, suspicious files, malicious scripts, and behavior patterns before they turn into active endpoint incidents.
Behavior-Based Prevention
Detects ransomware, memory threats, credential access, privilege escalation, and abnormal process behavior without relying only on signatures.
Anti-Ransomware Rollback
Detects active encryption behavior, stops the offending process, and supports recovery workflows for modified documents.
Device Control (USB)
Enforce read/write block policies, monitor removable media insertion, and log USB transfer actions.
Web & DNS Protection
Blocks malicious site redirections, phishing links, and command & control (C2) domains at the DNS query layer.
Application Control
Allow trusted binaries, block unauthorized execution, control script interpreters, and reduce abuse of living-off-the-land tools.
HIPS & IDS Shield
Protect critical registry keys, memory layers, drivers, services, and sensitive operating system paths from hostile modification.
Host Isolation Control
Quarantine compromised devices from the network with one action while preserving approved management and forensic channels.
Endpoint Response Console
Run controlled response actions such as process listing, process termination, file retrieval, memory capture, remote scan, and host release.
Forensic Extraction
Retrieve active processes, command history, file changes, suspicious binaries, memory artifacts, and response history on demand.
Policy & Exception Tuning
Manage protection levels, trusted applications, blocklists, device exceptions, event filters, and host isolation exceptions.
MITRE-Mapped Telemetry
Map endpoint alerts, process trees, and response actions to attacker tactics so analysts can understand coverage and gaps.
Endpoint Context Analysts Can Use
Every alert needs enough detail for a junior analyst to triage it and enough depth for an incident responder to act on it.
Process & Command Line
Capture parent-child lineage, script arguments, interpreter abuse, unsigned execution, and unusual process relationships.
File & Malware Events
Track file creation, deletion, quarantine, hash reputation, suspicious downloads, archive activity, and ransomware-like changes.
Network & DNS Activity
Observe outbound connections, domains, ports, protocols, remote IPs, beaconing patterns, and C2 indicators from the endpoint.
User & Session Context
Add logged-in user, privilege level, host criticality, remote access activity, and authentication context to every endpoint alert.
Memory & Injection Signals
Surface shellcode behavior, injection attempts, suspicious memory access, and abnormal module loading for advanced threats.
Response Audit Trail
Preserve who isolated a host, what command ran, when files were retrieved, and how the endpoint returned to service.
Lightweight Agent. Broad OS Compatibility.
Designed for scale and resilience. Deploy silently via Active Directory or GPO across your fleet without disrupting workloads.
| Operating System | Supported Versions | Architecture | Driver Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows (Client/Server) | Windows 11, 10, Server 2022, 2019, 2016 | x86_64, ARM64 | Native Kernel Agent |
| Linux (Servers/Containers) | RHEL, Rocky, AlmaLinux, Ubuntu LTS, Debian, SUSE, Amazon Linux 2/2023 | x86_64, ARM64 (64-bit) | Lightweight eBPF Agent |
| macOS (Mac/MacBook) | macOS 14 Sonoma, 13 Ventura, 12 Monterey | Apple Silicon (ARM64), Intel (x86_64) | Native System Extension |
Scrutiny EDR vs Specialized EDR/XDR Platforms
A neutral capability view across prevention, detection, response, policy governance, and SOC correlation.
| Criteria | Scrutiny EDR | Specialized EDR/XDR Platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Platform Breadth | EPP, EDR, endpoint response, NG-SIEM context, UEBA, SOAR, and ITDR-ready telemetry in one platform | Typically strong EDR/XDR coverage with broader functions delivered through added modules or ecosystem integrations |
| Integrated NG-SIEM Context | Native SIEM + UEBA + SOAR correlation for endpoint, identity, cloud, and network events | Often relies on separate SIEM, data platform, or partner integration for full operations context |
| Threat Hunting Analytics | Process timelines, behavior analytics, MITRE context, entity risk, and reusable hunting queries | Advanced hunting is available, but depth may depend on package, data retention, or managed service tier |
| Response Actions | Host isolation, release, process control, remote scan, file retrieval, memory capture, and response audit trail | Core response actions are common; deeper forensic or orchestration workflows may require extra capability tiers |
| Policy Governance | Protection policies, trusted applications, event filters, blocklists, device control, and isolation exceptions | Policy and exclusion management is standard, with governance depth varying by deployment model |
| Deployment Flexibility | On-prem, cloud, hybrid, private deployment, or air-gapped support | Most leading endpoint platforms are optimized for cloud-native operating models |
| Add-on Dependency | Designed as an all-in-one platform with minimal add-ons for SOC correlation and response | Broader SOC, managed hunting, identity, cloud, and orchestration capabilities are often packaged separately |
Protect endpoints. Hunt smarter. Respond faster.
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