Fidelis Endpoint Reviews & Product Details

Fidelis Endpoint® is an enterprise-grade Endpoint Detection and Response solution designed to give security teams complete visibility and control over every device across their network. It continuously monitors files, processes, registry changes, and system activity across Windows, Linux, and Mac endpoints, helping analysts detect suspicious behavior early—whether devices are on-premises, in the cloud, or operating remotely across distributed and hybrid environments. The platform combines real-time monitoring with automated response capabilities, allowing teams to isolate compromised devices, halt malicious processes, and quarantine suspicious files without manual intervention. By correlating endpoint activity with internal and external threat intelligence, Fidelis Endpoint identifies known indicators of compromise and emerging attack patterns quickly, significantly reducing the time between detection and containment so threats are stopped before they can spread. When incidents occur, Fidelis Endpoint provides analysts with deep forensic data, including process activity, executed files, scripts, and system-level changes, accelerating root-cause analysis and remediation. Endpoint metadata can be retained for 30, 60, or 90 days, enabling retrospective threat hunting to uncover activity that may have been missed during initial detection. Built-in deception technology adds an additional layer of defense, proactively exposing attackers who attempt to evade standard detection methods before real damage occurs. Fidelis Endpoint runs on a lightweight, scalable single-agent architecture suited to large, fast-growing, and highly distributed organizations, and integrates seamlessly with SIEM, SOAR, and major cloud and technology platforms for broader ecosystem visibility. Fidelis Endpoint can be deployed standalone or as part of the Fidelis Elevate® XDR platform, giving organizations of any size the tools to reduce alert fatigue, accelerate investigations, and detect and respond to post-breach attacks significantly faster than industry benchmarks.