Endpoint Security Optimization

Your EDR Sees the Endpoint. Mesh Shows the Attack Path That Leads To It.
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THE PROBLEM

Your EDR Is Working. Attackers Are
Working Around It.

Modern endpoint security is better than it’s ever been. Detection is faster, response is more automated, and coverage has expanded to identity. And yet breaches keep happening – because attackers don’t need to beat your EDR. They just need to find what it can’t see.

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Endpoints are targets, not entry points

Attackers chain cloud misconfigurations, exposed credentials, and SaaS permission gaps long before they reach an endpoint. Your EDR fires at the end of the attack chain – not the beginning.

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Cross-domain gaps create upstream risk

Your endpoint tool sees what happens on the device. It can't see the identity misconfigurations, cloud exposures, and network paths that made the endpoint reachable in the first place.

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Alert volume without attack path clarity

EDR generates high-quality detections. But without cross-domain context, teams still can't answer the question that matters: which findings create viable paths to our Crown Jewels?

Effective threat management requires a layered and integrated approach, but today’s solutions are siloes that operate with insufficient knowledge of each other.
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THE SOLUTION

Mesh CSMA: The Cross-Domain Layer That Completes Your Endpoint Investment

Mesh doesn’t replace your EDR. It extends it – connecting endpoint signals with your full stack to reveal attack paths no single tool can see alone.

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Connect Your EDR Into a Unified Security Graph

Mesh integrates agentlessly with your existing endpoint tools, pulling detections into a real-time, identity-centric graph alongside your cloud, identity, SaaS, and network tools.
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Surface the Paths That Lead to Your Endpoints

Mesh correlates endpoint findings with upstream exposures – showing how risks chain together across domains to create viable attack paths before your EDR fires.
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Eliminate Attack Paths Through Your Existing Stack

Mesh orchestrates systematic remediation across every tool you own – prioritized by real business risk, not endpoint severity scores alone.
THE OUTCOMES

Stop Attacks Before They Reach
the Endpoint.

See and eliminate complete post-phishing attack paths before attackers find them

See the full attack chain, not just the endpoint event

Mesh reveals the upstream exposures – cloud, identity, SaaS, network – that chain together to make your endpoints reachable. Break the path before your EDR ever needs to fire.
See the full attack chain

Prioritize endpoint alerts by actual business impact

Mesh adds cross-domain context to every EDR detection – showing which alerts are part of a real attack chain threatening Crown Jewels versus noise to deprioritize.
Prioritize endpoint alerts

Close the gaps your EDR can't reach

Shadow identities, cloud misconfigurations, and SaaS blind spots create the upstream risk that leads attackers to your endpoints. Mesh surfaces and eliminates these paths first.
Close the gaps

Unify your EDR with your full security stack

Your endpoint tool is one critical layer. Mesh connects it with every other tool you own – turning isolated endpoint protection into unified enterprise-wide visibility and control.
Unify your EDR
Strategic Guide

The Security Architect’s
Guide to CSMA

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Mesh gives security leaders
a clear way to understand where their security program stands, identify the real gaps, and actually close them.
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What is Automated Security Control Assessment (ASCA)?
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What is Automated Security Control Assessment (ASCA)?

What is Automated Security Control Assessment? Automated Security Control Assessment (ASCA) is the continuous, machine-driven process of testing, validating, and verifying that an organization’s security controls are configured correctly, operating as intended, and actually capable of stopping the threats they were designed to prevent. Rather than relying on periodic manual audits or point-in-time pen tests, […]
Security Analytics and Intelligence Layer (SAIL): SAIL’s Role in CSMA
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Security Analytics and Intelligence Layer (SAIL): SAIL’s Role in CSMA

Security teams today aren’t short on data. They’re drowning in it. The average enterprise operates 83 security tools across 29 vendors. Each one generates alerts, scores, and findings – a flood of signals that no team can meaningfully process. And yet, despite all of this instrumentation, 67% of breaches are still missed by internal teams.  […]
The Five Layers of CSMA (Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture)
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The Five Layers of CSMA (Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture)

The Five Layers of CSMA: A Guide for Enterprise Security Teams The average enterprise today deploys 83 security tools across 29 vendors. And yet, less than half of breaches are detected by internal teams.  More tools haven’t translated to better security – they’ve produced more dashboards, more alerts, and more noise, without answering the question […]

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