Recent industry events have highlighted the risks associated with kernel-level EDR solutions

Rony Zarom

July 19, 2024

Recent industry events have highlighted the risks associated with kernel-level EDR solutions:

A major cybersecurity provider experienced a global outage, causing widespread system crashes for users worldwide. At CYFOX, we emphasize the critical importance of stable cybersecurity solutions. Our service-level EDR is designed to mitigate such risks:

•⁠  ⁠Non-kernel integration prevents system-wide failures
•⁠  ⁠Rapid recovery protocols
•⁠  ⁠Continuous protection without compromising performance

Key difference: Kernel-level EDRs operate in the OS core, risking system-wide crashes if issues occur. Our service-level approach runs in user space, isolating potential problems and maintaining system stability.

We remain committed to providing robust, dependable cybersecurity that keeps businesses secure and operational.

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