Independent buying research
EDR Buyers GuideEndpoint security decisions, documented

About this guide

Choosing endpoint security means choosing a product and deciding who will operate it.

We document real buying decisions: what organizations considered, chose, replaced and paid. We show the source behind every detail. Written for IT and security leaders at organizations with roughly 100 to 5,000+ endpoints and lean teams.

If a source doesn't say, we write Not disclosed. How we research

The decisions

3 guides
  1. 01Do we need someone monitoring this 24/7?Running EDR yourself versus buying managed detection and response.EDR vs MDR
  2. 02CrowdStrike, SentinelOne or Microsoft Defender?What organizations had, what they looked at, and what they chose.Product comparison
  3. 03Is this quote reasonable?Documented prices, with what each one actually included.EDR pricing

From the evidence

10 approved records

Sources first

Every record lists its sources, who published them and what each one supports.

Context kept

Organization type and country stay attached, so a public-sector award isn't mistaken for a private-company deal.

Vendor claims labeled

Customer stories published by vendors are marked as such, never treated as independent proof.