Managed EDR. SentinelOne, deployed and run for you.
EDR is only as good as its operations. Uzado deploys, tunes, monitors, and responds with SentinelOne across endpoints for businesses across North America.
Managed EDR, defined
EDR records endpoint behaviour, detects suspicious patterns, and supports active response. Managed EDR is the service that actually runs the platform: deployment, tuning, alert response, and rollback.
SentinelOne is Uzado's primary EDR platform for businesses across North America. The agent runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints, and the management plane is run from Uzado's Canadian SOC. The combination of agent capability, automated response, and an analyst layer is what makes the platform earn its keep.
The most common failure mode for unmanaged EDR is that nobody is watching it. Alerts pile up, response actions sit untaken, and the platform becomes a console the IT team avoids. Managed EDR removes that failure mode by making the operations someone else's job, with named accountability.
A complete managed EDR service
Agent rollout across Windows, macOS, and Linux fleets, with package management or RMM, and reporting on coverage gaps.
Detection and protection policies tuned to your environment. Quiet enough to ignore daily; loud when something matters.
Every alert triaged by a Uzado analyst within minutes. Real signals reach your team with severity and recommended action.
SentinelOne's automated isolation and rollback executed by Uzado's SOC. Ransomware encrypted files restored from the on-disk backup.
Agent health, definitions, and policy compliance watched continuously. Drift is flagged; coverage stays consistent.
Monthly executive summaries, audit-ready logs, and a dashboard your IT team can read without a SOC analyst translating.
A four-step engagement model
Identify every endpoint that should carry the agent. Stage rollout, validate coverage, fix gaps before going operational.
Two weeks of baseline behaviour. Policies tuned to reduce noise without reducing protection.
Continuous triage and response. Critical alerts contained in under 30 minutes for in-scope endpoints.
Quarterly content review, content updates as new TTPs emerge, and annual programme review.
Common managed EDR questions
What's the difference between EDR and antivirus?+
Antivirus blocks known-bad signatures. EDR records endpoint behaviour, detects suspicious patterns, and supports active response (isolate, kill, rollback). Modern EDR replaces traditional antivirus for most businesses; SentinelOne includes the antivirus capability inside the EDR agent.
How is managed EDR different from MDR?+
Managed EDR is the operational management of the EDR platform: deployment, tuning, agent health, response. MDR is broader: managed EDR plus identity, network, and SaaS telemetry, plus a 24x7 SOC operating against all of it. Many clients start at managed EDR and add the rest of the MDR stack as their threat model expands.
Which SentinelOne edition does Uzado deploy?+
Uzado deploys SentinelOne's enterprise EDR with Vigilance Respond service alignment. Specific edition selection depends on your scope and compliance needs; Uzado scopes during onboarding.
Can you co-manage with our existing SOC?+
Yes. Uzado runs the platform and the policy work; your SOC retains its analyst function. Containment authority is split based on a defined runbook.
What does rollback actually do?+
SentinelOne records file changes locally; rollback restores files to the pre-incident state on the same endpoint. For ransomware specifically, rollback is the difference between a 30-minute recovery and a multi-day incident.
Do you support legacy operating systems?+
SentinelOne supports current and recent past versions of Windows, macOS, and major Linux distributions. Legacy OS support is best-effort and requires a separate scoping conversation; the right answer for end-of-life platforms is usually decommissioning rather than agent installation.
Make EDR boring.
Uzado deploys SentinelOne, tunes it to your environment, and runs it 24x7. Talk to our team and we will scope coverage.
