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TrellixDetect, investigate and stop threats across endpoints, email, network and data

Trellix makes security products for endpoints, email, networks and data, and Trellix Helix, which brings alerts from Trellix and other vendors together for extended detection and response (XDR).

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ePO
One console for endpoint policy, on-premises or SaaS
Helix
XDR with AI-driven analytics and guided investigations
Email
Cloud and on-premises email security options
DLP
Data loss prevention on endpoints, in storage and on the network

Problems Trellix is used to solve

Most organisations already have some security tools. These are the gaps Trellix products are designed to close.

Malware and ransomware reaching laptops and serversWhat it can lead to: Encrypted files, stolen data and downtime.How Trellix helps: Trellix Endpoint Security (ENS) blocks threats, scans files when they are accessed and runs targeted scans, with firewall and web control modules.
Attacks that get past prevention and go unseenWhat it can lead to: Attackers stay in the network for weeks before anyone notices.How Trellix helps: Endpoint detection and response (EDR) records endpoint activity so analysts can investigate and contain suspicious behaviour.
Phishing and malicious attachmentsWhat it can lead to: Credential theft and malware delivered by email.How Trellix helps: Trellix Email Security analyses attachments and URLs in an isolated virtual environment and can remove messages found malicious after delivery.
Sensitive data leaving by email, USB, web or AI toolsWhat it can lead to: Data breaches and regulatory exposure.How Trellix helps: Trellix Data Loss Prevention (DLP) monitors and controls data on endpoints, in storage and on the network, including uploads to generative AI sites.
Too many alerts from too many toolsWhat it can lead to: Analysts miss the alerts that matter.How Trellix helps: Trellix Helix correlates alerts from Trellix and third-party sources and prioritises high-impact threats.

What Trellix does

Trellix is a portfolio rather than a single product. These are the main product families; most organisations start with one or two.

  • Endpoint Security (ENS)

    Threat Prevention, Firewall, Web Control and Adaptive Threat Protection modules, managed through Trellix ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO).

  • Endpoint Detection and Response

    Collects endpoint activity for investigation and response, and maps findings to MITRE ATT&CK, a public catalogue of attacker techniques.

  • Email Security

    Inspects inbound and outbound email for malware, phishing URLs, impersonation and spam, with sandbox analysis of attachments and links.

  • Data Loss Prevention

    Device control, data discovery, endpoint DLP for Windows and macOS, and network monitoring and prevention.

  • Network Detection and Response

    Network security appliances that detect threats in network traffic and can forward evidence to Helix for correlation.

  • Trellix Helix (XDR)

    Brings together detections from native and third-party tools, with AI-driven analytics and a guided investigation workflow for security operations centre (SOC) teams.

Trellix products and how they are delivered

Deployment choices affect cost, staffing and data location. These are the options Trellix documents.

ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO)What it covers: Central policy and reporting for Trellix endpoint productsDelivery options documented by Trellix: ePO - On-prem or ePO - SaaS
Endpoint Security (ENS) and EDRWhat it covers: Prevention, firewall, web control, detection and response on endpointsDelivery options documented by Trellix: Agents on endpoints, managed through ePO
Email SecurityWhat it covers: Malware, phishing, impersonation and spam in emailDelivery options documented by Trellix: Email Security - Cloud or Email Security - Server
Data Loss PreventionWhat it covers: Data on endpoints, in storage and in network trafficDelivery options documented by Trellix: DLP - SaaS; network components as virtual or hardware appliances, and on AWS for Network Prevent
HelixWhat it covers: Correlation and investigation across security toolsDelivery options documented by Trellix: SaaS, with an on-premises collector forwarding logs; ingests Trellix and third-party sources

Product names and packaging change over time. Confirm the current edition and licensing for your scope with us before planning.

Before you deploy or migrate to Trellix

A readiness check for an endpoint, email or XDR rollout. Tick what is in place: nothing you select is saved or sent.

Scope and inventory
Rollout
Operations

How VirtuThinko helps you adopt Trellix

  1. 01

    Requirements

    We can help you write down what you need Trellix to do, which products fit and which existing tools they replace or complement.

  2. 02

    Demo or proof of concept

    We can arrange a demonstration and, where it makes sense, a limited trial against agreed success criteria.

  3. 03

    Design and deployment

    We can help plan the architecture, integrations and rollout, including change windows and a rollback plan.

  4. 04

    Tuning and handover

    We can help tune policies after go-live and hand over documentation and knowledge to your team.

  5. 05

    Ongoing support

    Where you want it, we can help with day-to-day administration, upgrades and periodic reviews.

FAQ

Trellix: frequently asked questions

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Contact our team.

  • Extended detection and response (XDR) collects and correlates detections from several security layers, such as endpoint, email, network and cloud, so analysts see one attack instead of many separate alerts. Trellix Helix is Trellix’s platform for this, and it accepts data from Trellix products and from many third-party log sources.

Explore Trellix for your organisation

Tell us which areas you want to cover (endpoint, email, data or security operations) and what you use today. A member of our team will contact you to arrange an initial conversation.