Across all your assets, unique and rare processes are surfaced to reveal Shadow IT (programs installed without IT oversight) and “unknown-unknowns.” Every process on your endpoints is matched against multiple threat intelligence sources, ranging from intel from our Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services team to a composite of anti-virus signatures. The computational analytics take place in InsightIDR, and not the endpoint itself.ĭeploying the Insight Agent gives you three benefits in InsightIDR: It has a tiny (50 MB) disk footprint and transmits a daily average of 1-2 MB. Most importantly, we constantly ensure that the Insight Agent is not disruptive to the end user. The Insight Agent is therefore designed to universally collect data for all Insight solutions and automatically update-although if needed, it can adapt to your patching cycles. Installing and maintaining too many agents adds to your existing workload. InsightIDR now supports the Insight Agent for Mac, meaning you can deploy a single agent on any Windows, Mac, or Linux system for it to feed real-time data across our product portfolio. We’ve included endpoint visibility in InsightIDR since the beginning-it’s the key to detecting attacks involving remote workers or lateral movement early in the attack chain. That means in order for project success, the right data sources need to be connected: “If a log falls in a forest and no parser hears it, the SIEM hath no sound.” Advanced analytics, such as user behavior analytics, are now core to SIEM to help teams find the needles in their ever-growing data stacks. Today’s SIEM tools aren’t just for compliance and post-breach investigations.