Endpoint Protection

Traditional antivirus relies on signature matching — a list of known malware fingerprints that the engine looks for on disk. The problem is modern attacks (zero-day exploits, fileless malware that lives in memory, polymorphic ransomware, and supply-chain compromises) don't match known signatures, so they slip past. Coro's endpoint agent combines signature scanning with AI-driven behavioral analysis: it watches what processes are doing — making unauthorized registry changes, encrypting files in bulk, attempting credential theft — and stops them based on behavior, not just identity. The result catches threats that legacy antivirus misses entirely.

EDR is continuous monitoring of every action that happens on an endpoint — process launches, file changes, network connections, registry modifications — combined with the tools to investigate and respond. When antivirus catches a piece of malware, you only see "we blocked X." EDR shows you the full attack chain: how the attacker got in, what they touched, which other systems they reached, and what was exfiltrated. For incident response, compliance documentation, and post-breach forensics, this visibility is the difference between knowing your business is safe and hoping it is. Coro includes EDR as part of every endpoint subscription.

Ransomware has a recognizable behavioral pattern: it spawns a process, rapidly enumerates files across many directories, and starts encrypting them in bulk. Coro's behavioral analysis watches for this pattern in real time. The moment it detects mass encryption activity that doesn't match legitimate software (a backup program, encryption tool you've approved), it kills the process, isolates the device from the network to prevent spread, and rolls back the partial encryption where possible. This stops ransomware in seconds — before it gets through more than a handful of files, and well before it can spread laterally.

Windows, macOS, and Linux — desktops, laptops, and servers — all from the same lightweight agent. Server protection covers physical servers, virtual machines, and cloud workloads. Coro doesn't manage mobile endpoints (iOS, Android) through this module — for mobile device management and email security on phones, the Coro Email Security and Cloud App Security modules handle Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace identity protection. We'll map your specific device inventory during a free assessment and recommend the right module mix.

The response is layered and immediate. Step one: the malicious process is killed. Step two: the affected device is automatically isolated from the network — it can still talk to Coro for remediation, but it can't reach other endpoints, servers, or the internet to prevent lateral movement. Step three: Coro remediates the threat (removes malicious files, reverts unauthorized changes, restores system state where possible) and generates a detailed incident report. Step four: Blue Cap IT reviews the incident and contacts you with what was detected, what was done, and any follow-up action you should take. Most events are handled end-to-end without anyone on your team ever getting paged.