About FireEye Endpoint Security

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Learn about current malware threats that have been identified by our threat research team

A Fresh, New Approach to Security

We're changing what security means and what it can do, giving everyone the confidence to be more secure, every day

Help SecOps relax with simpler security.

Between disconnected tools and endless alerts, keeping your organization safe can get tense But with Trellix, you get a living XDR platform to manage it all so you can breathe a little easier

Want to see what cybersecurity with less stress looks like?

Threats have evolved, but security hasn’t. Until now.

Security threats are more dynamic and sophisticated than ever, and static and siloed solutions are simply not enough to keep businesses protected

So Trellix imagined a new kind of resilient

One that could adapt at the speed of bad actors while propelling your SecOps teams ahead of potential attacks A living, learning ecosystem that grows stronger, smarter, and more agile every day

Give your business the confidence to focus on its ambitions with living security

Your Living Security DNA

We created an XDR architecture that can be tailored to your organization, delivering higher resilience and agility

Our living XDR ecosystem harnesses the power of AI/ML to adaptively strengthen prevention, so you stay ahead of dynamic threats and business continues as usual

Our flexible, scalable platform with open APIs integrates seamlessly with your existing technologies, strengthening your security with an ecosystem made just for you

Our experts monitor and research threats and campaign activities, producing insightful and actionable threat intelligence on threat actors and their behavior

Stay ahead of cybercriminals and help your SecOps team respond to what matters with our living XDR ecosystem

The latest from our newsroom

The Bug Report – January 2023 Edition

January began with a headache on a Sunday morning and, if you happen to be on the receiving end of this month's remote code excitement, it ended with one, too

Cyberattacks Targeting Ukraine Increase at End of 2022

From malicious email and URLs to nation-state backed use of malware, cyberactivity continues to accompany kinetic military activity and social discontent