ESET Inspect features a Public REST API that enables the accessing and exporting of detections and their remediation to allow effective integration with tools such as SIEM, SOAR, ticketing tools and many others.

ESET Inspect supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, which makes it a perfect choice for multiplatform environments.

Incident response and security services are only as smooth as the ease with which they are accessed – both in terms of the incident responder’s connection to the XDR console, and the connection with the endpoints. The connection works at close to real-time speed with maximum security measures applied, all without the need for third-party tools.

Use the powerful query-based IOC search and apply filters to raw data for sorting based on file popularity, reputation, digital signature, behavior, or other contextual information. Setting up multiple filters allows automated, easy threat hunting and incident response, including the ability to detect and stop APTs and targeted attacks.

Define network access policies to quickly stop lateral movement by malware. Isolate a compromised device from the network with just one click in the ESET Inspect interface. Also, easily remove devices from the containment state.

ESET Inspect provides unique behavior- and reputationbased detection that is fully transparent to security teams. All rules are easily editable via XML to allow finetuning or easily created to match the needs of specific enterprise environments, including SIEM integrations.

ESET Inspect references its detections to the MITRE Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge (ATT&CK™) framework, which in one click provides you with comprehensive information even about the most complex threats.

Our XDR comes packed with easily accessible oneclick response actions such as rebooting and shutting down an endpoint, isolating endpoints from the rest of the network, running an on-demand scan, killing any running process, and blocking any application based on its hash value. Additionally, thanks to ESET Inspect’s live response option, called Terminal, security professionals can benefit from the full suite of investigation and remediation options in PowerShell.

Easily view the root cause analysis, and full process tree, of any potentially malicious chain of events, drill down to the desired level of detail and make informed decisions based on the rich provided context and explanations for both benign and malicious causes, written by our malware experts.

Get perfect visibility with automatically created and clearly visualized incidents. ESET Inspect correlates vast amounts of data to find root cause events and compile them into comprehensive incidents so that you can resolve them immediately.

Easily tune ESET Inspect to the level of detail and automation you need. At setup, choose how much interaction and data storage you want, then let Learning Mode map your environment and suggest settings.

Extensive filtering enables security engineers to identify every known good application, using ESET’s robust reputation system, so your security teams can focus on threats, not false positives.

We let you decide how to deploy your security solution: It can run via your own servers on-prem, or via a cloudbased installation, allowing you to tune your setup according to your TCO targets and hardware capacity.

Our XDR comes packed with easily accessible oneclick response actions such as rebooting and shutting down an endpoint, isolating endpoints from the rest of the network, running an on-demand scan, killing any running process, and blocking any application based on its hash value. Additionally, thanks to ESET Inspect’s live response option, called Terminal, security professionals can benefit from the full suite of investigation and remediation options in PowerShell.

Easily view the root cause analysis, and full process tree, of any potentially malicious chain of events, drill down to the desired level of detail and make informed decisions based on the rich provided context and explanations for both benign and malicious causes, written by our malware experts.