Who is TEHTRIS — and what does the company do?

TEHTRIS is a European cybersecurity provider focused on detection, containment, and response to attacks in real time. Instead of isolated point tools, TEHTRIS offers an integrated platform: endpoints are monitored (EDR), signals from additional sources are correlated (XDR), and—if subscribed—alerts are assessed around the clock by analysts (MDR with a 24/7 SOC).

What does TEHTRIS actually do?

• Detect (EDR): An agent on the endpoint monitors processes and behavior, spots suspicious activity (e.g., ransomware patterns), and can trigger automated actions (kill process, isolate host, block IOC/domain).
• Correlate (XDR approach): Telemetry from endpoints, network, email, and cloud is brought together and prioritized by risk—so real threats stand out faster than with siloed tools.
• Respond (MDR/SOC): A 24/7 team triages alerts, performs threat hunting, and executes predefined playbooks (e.g., end session, revoke tokens, quarantine)— with short approvals for critical steps (human-in-the-loop).
• Automate (Playbooks): Repetitive workflows are standardized to measurably reduce MTTD/MTTR and take pressure off the IT team.

Key TEHTRIS building blocks (selection)

• TEHTRIS Cyberia PROTECT – EDR Agent: Endpoint Detection & Response on the device— deep visibility, rapid containment, and forensic artifacts.
• TEHTRIS CYBERSPHERE MDR – Extension: 24/7 monitoring, triage, and response orchestration by a SOC—managed service added on top of EDR.
• MDR Bundle (MDR + EDR): A complete package combining the agent with 24/7 service for maximum relief.

Who is TEHTRIS for?

• Mid-market & growing companies: Lean teams that want fewer alerts and faster response times.
• Regulated environments: Need for auditability, clear approvals, and documented playbooks.
• Distributed/hybrid work: Multiple sites, home office, external partners— unified defense without a sprawl of tools.

FAQ — quick & practical

EDR vs. MDR — what’s the difference?
EDR detects and responds on the endpoint (agent). MDR adds a 24/7 SOC that triages alerts, hunts threats, and orchestrates response actions.

Can we start with EDR and add MDR later?
Yes—MDR can be enabled as an add-on when your operations are ready.

How fast can we be up and running?
Typically fast: deploy the agent, set baseline policies, define approval loops—then tighten in stages.