A single agent for macOS and Windows that watches how programs behave. When something acts like ransomware, a credential stealer, or a persistence trick, Tenlink EDR raises an alert and reports what it saw to Tenlink XDR.
About each device: the device name, its serial number and network hardware (MAC) address, the operating system and its version, and the Tenlink EDR version.
About each alert: when it happened, which detection rule fired and how serious it is, the path and fingerprint (SHA-256) of the file involved, the web domain or IP address involved, and the command line of the program that triggered it. File paths often include the name of the user's folder.
Never sent: the contents of your files, documents, photos, emails or messages.
We use this only to protect your devices and show you what happened. We never sell it or use it for advertising. How long we keep it, and who at Tenlink can see it, will be in the Tenlink EDR privacy policy, published before launch.
System requirements, the installer download, and deployment guides for macOS and Windows will be published here. Tenlink EDR is in active development.