Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) System

The City of Roseville is seeking a "turn-key" Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) system, which includes the full installation, configuration, and deployment of the selected system. The proposed EDR solution should provide real-time security threat reporting, threat detection, adaptive security, dynamic data protection, and automated incident response to potential cybersecurity threats. The solution should be capable of detecting file-less exploits and "living off the land" style attacks and incorporate machine learning for identifying new or uncategorized exploits or malicious behavior. The system should employ multiple additional controls, detection, and remediation methods aligning with a standard attack method framework such as MITRE ATT&CK. The subscription or licensing model should be scoped for at least 2,200 assets. • The EDR system should provide real-time security threat reporting and threat detection • The system should be capable of detecting file-less exploits and "living off the land" style attacks • The solution should incorporate machine learning for identifying new or uncategorized exploits or malicious behavior • The system should employ multiple additional controls, detection, and remediation methods aligning with a standard attack method framework such as MITRE ATT&CK • The subscription or licensing model should be scoped for at least 2,200 assets