Endpoint Security (XDR)
Extended Detection & Response - AI-Powered Endpoint Protection
Praxis-Q delivers enterprise-grade Endpoint Security and XDR protecting laptops, servers, mobile devices, and cloud workloads from ransomware, zero-days, and advanced persistent threats. Unified visibility across all endpoints with automated response.
At a Glance
Coverage
All endpoints
Detection
AI + behavioral
Response
Automated
Platforms
Win/Mac/Linux
Endpoint XDR
Endpoint Security (XDR)
Extended Detection & Response - AI-Powered Endpoint Protection
The Problem
Laptops and servers are where attacks land first. Traditional antivirus misses modern threats, and you cannot respond to what you cannot see.
What We Do
- Deployment
- Baseline
- Detection
- Response
- Threat Hunting
What You Get
- AI-powered behavioral threat detection
- Ransomware and zero-day protection
- Automated threat containment
- Unified endpoint visibility dashboard
- EDR + network + cloud correlation (XDR)
- Threat hunting by certified analysts
- Compliance-ready audit logs
- Works with existing security tools
Why weeks, not months
AI-assisted evidence review, one client portal
Every Endpoint XDR engagement runs on the Praxis-Q compliance platform. You upload evidence per control, AI scores it against the requirement, and your auditor reviews in the same workflow — from scoping through to the issued, publicly verifiable certificate.
AI evidence scoring
Every upload is scored against the control before an auditor sees it — gaps surface in minutes, not at the review meeting.
One client portal
Scoping, evidence, auditor queries and status live in one place. No email chains, no spreadsheet trackers.
Auditor sign-off
Praxis-Q auditors review inside the same workflow, so review rounds shrink and the certificate issues sooner.
Why Endpoint Security Matters in Modern Threats
Endpoints remain attackers' primary entry point—laptops, servers, and mobile devices are where breaches begin. Traditional antivirus relies on signature-based detection, missing zero-days, fileless attacks, and behavioral anomalies that modern threats exploit. Without unified visibility across your endpoint estate, security teams operate blind to lateral movement, persistence mechanisms, and data exfiltration. Praxis-Q's XDR approach correlates endpoint telemetry with network and cloud signals, enabling detection of attack chains before they escalate. Our AI-behavioral engine identifies suspicious patterns humans would miss, while automated response contains threats instantly, reducing mean time to containment from hours to minutes.
XDR: Beyond Traditional EDR
Extended Detection & Response elevates Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) by adding network and cloud correlation. While EDR focuses solely on endpoint telemetry, XDR creates a unified attack narrative across your entire digital infrastructure. Praxis-Q's platform ingests logs from firewalls, proxies, cloud platforms, and applications—correlating events to expose sophisticated multi-stage attacks. Our certified analysts conduct monthly proactive threat hunting, identifying indicators of compromise and attack patterns unique to your environment. This holistic approach eliminates detection gaps and ensures no threat progresses unnoticed, whether it's a compromised endpoint establishing persistence or lateral movement across your network.
Automated Response & Threat Containment
Detection is only half the battle; response speed determines breach impact. Praxis-Q's XDR automates endpoint isolation, process termination, and alert escalation without manual intervention. When a ransomware process is detected, affected systems are instantly quarantined, preventing encryption spread. Our playbooks handle credential theft, data staging, and command-and-control communications—all while your SOC receives enriched context for investigation. Lightweight agents deploy across Windows, macOS, Linux, and cloud workloads, establishing behavioral baselines and enabling continuous monitoring. With 15-20 business day rapid deployment and compliance-ready audit trails, you achieve production-grade endpoint protection fast, supporting ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, and regional mandates like DPDP and RBI requirements.
Global Delivery, India-Powered Expertise
Praxis-Q's India headquarters drives cost-effective delivery without compromising expertise. Our global team ensures 24/7 monitoring, threat hunting, and incident response across time zones. Whether you're in Singapore, Canada, UAE, or Australia, you receive the same enterprise-grade XDR platform with locally-compliant audit logs and reporting. Our certified analysts understand regional compliance frameworks—from RBI-SAR and DPDP in India to GDPR in EU, PCI-DSS across APAC, and NIST-CSF globally. This local-global model accelerates deployment while embedding compliance from day one, eliminating costly post-implementation remediation.
Integration with Your Existing Security Stack
Praxis-Q's XDR complements your existing investments—SIEM, firewalls, email gateways, and cloud security tools. Our open APIs enable data enrichment without rip-and-replace migrations. Deploy XDR as a replacement for legacy antivirus or layer it atop current defenses during transition periods. Unified dashboards consolidate alerts from network penetration testing findings, web application security assessments, and cloud security posture into actionable intelligence. Monthly endpoint security reports track threat trends, compliance posture, and remediation progress. With rapid 15-20 business day onboarding, you're defending all endpoints—from corporate laptops to OT systems—within weeks.
Where MDR Fits, and Why It Is a Staffing Decision
EDR is a tool that watches endpoints. XDR is a tool that correlates endpoint telemetry with identity, email, network and cloud. MDR is a service - someone else operating one of those tools around the clock. The first two are technology decisions; the third is a staffing decision, and it is usually the one that determines whether detection actually works. Vendors blur the distinction deliberately: a platform sold as XDR that only ingests its own agent's telemetry is EDR with a wider dashboard, and a managed contract with no named response authority is an alerting service. We are explicit about which of the three you are buying.
What the Agent Collects, and What Each Piece Evidences
Process execution, file and registry changes, network connections, installed package inventory, configuration state and authentication events. Beyond detection, each maps to a control an auditor will test: file integrity monitoring evidences ISO/IEC 27001:2022 A.8.32 change management and PCI DSS audit log protection; security configuration assessment against CIS benchmarks evidences A.8.9 configuration management and SOC 2 CC7.1; installed-package vulnerability detection evidences A.8.8 management of technical vulnerabilities; malware and rootkit detection evidences A.8.7. Four distinct pieces of audit evidence from one agent deployment.
Coverage Is the Finding Auditors Actually Make
The platform reports on agents that are installed. Proving the agent is on every in-scope host is an asset-inventory exercise, and unmanaged hosts - the forgotten jump box, the contractor laptop, the server nobody documented - are where audits find gaps. We reconcile agent enrolment against your asset inventory during onboarding and alert on agent disconnection thereafter, because a silent agent is a failed control and PCI DSS v4.0.1 requirement 10.7 asks about exactly that.