Thanks for the update Kris, so if we move to the SES Complete then from the Integrated Cyber Defense Manager console we can see the EDR related information and no need for separate EDR server? Does it mean if you are using SES 15 you don't need separate EDR server and all EDR related events and information can be seen in the cloud console? As explained in this article below, EDR engine is included in SEP version 14 RU1 and newer.īut if you use the on-premises version of SEP then this cannot do anything unless you forward the events to EDR server, correct? Otherwise the SEPM console cannot show much information related to EDR?Īnd the other thing, if you use Symantec Endpoint Security 15, I saw here on last page that there is EDR in the cloud console. I need some clarification on the EDR and SEP integration. If you have the original SEP Cloud (which is going away) or SES Enterprise, EDR is not included. If you have our SES Complete product, both cloud and on-prem EDR is included. While straight-forward, the transition process is not automated or forced.If you are strictly on-prem SEP, then you will need the EDR server for processing of the events.

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