SafeGuard: A Lightweight Client-Server Architecture for Real-Time Endpoint Threat Detection and Response
SafeGuard proposes a lightweight, open-architecture EDR aimed at SMEs that cannot afford commercial platforms—potentially relevant for EU Mittelstand NIS2 compliance on a budget.
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arXiv:2607.10027v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Endpoint devices remain a primary target for cyberattacks, yet commercial Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) platforms are often too costly and operationally complex for small and resource-constrained organizations. This paper presents SafeGuard, a lightweight three-tier client-server architecture for real-time endpoint monitoring, threat reporting, and administrative response. The system comprises a Flutter-based endpoint agent extended with K
Editorial Analysis
Many EU mid-sized firms face NIS2 endpoint-monitoring requirements but lack budget for enterprise EDR; lightweight alternatives could close that gap.
Assess open-source or lightweight EDR options for subsidiary and branch endpoints that fall outside your primary EDR licence.
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