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Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

Learn detection tuning, telemetry, and EDR response workflow

Build hands-on skills in endpoint visibility, detection logic, and rapid response using modern EDR tools and frameworks.


Why EDR Matters

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions are essential for detecting, investigating, and mitigating cyber threats in real time.

They provide deep visibility into endpoint activity — from process creation and registry changes to network connections and file modifications — allowing analysts to catch what traditional antivirus or firewalls might miss.

Why learn EDR:

  • Detect advanced threats: Identify malicious activity and behavioral anomalies missed by signature-based tools.
  • Develop endpoint defense strategies: Understand telemetry, baselining, and how to build resilient detection logic.
  • Leverage threat intelligence: Use enrichment and context from built-in TI feeds or external integrations.
  • Strengthen IR workflows: Learn to triage, investigate, and remediate incidents directly from endpoint data.
  • Stay relevant: EDR knowledge bridges the gap between blue teaming, DFIR, and SOC operations.

In short — mastering EDR helps you see the who, what, and how of endpoint compromise.


Core Tools & Labs

These platforms and utilities help build practical EDR and DFIR skills:


Training Courses

Deepen your knowledge with these free and paid training programs:


Practice Scenarios

Try building and testing your own detections or workflows:

  • Configure Sysmon + Velociraptor and collect endpoint telemetry.
  • Analyze process trees to detect malicious PowerShell or LOLBin activity.
  • Simulate ransomware behavior in a lab and observe endpoint alerts.
  • Create custom detection rules based on MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
  • Automate endpoint evidence collection via PowerShell or API scripts.

Pro Tip

Don’t just learn how to use an EDR — learn how it thinks.
Understanding data sources, detection logic, and alert correlation is what separates analysts from engineers.


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