





EDR monitors endpoints for suspicious behavior and can block known threats. BullWall monitors the file systems and shared drives where ransomware does its actual damage, detects encryption behavior the moment it starts, and executes automated containment across identity, access, and endpoints as one coordinated sequence. The two work together, they are not alternatives.
BullWall is agentless and deploys on a single virtual machine. Most organizations are fully operational within days, with no endpoint software rollout and no disruption to existing infrastructure.
Yes. BullWall integrates with your existing SIEM, EDR, NAC, and SOC platforms via RESTful APIs and works in parallel with CrowdStrike, Sentinel One, Microsoft Sentinel, and others. It adds the containment layer your stack is currently missing.
BullWall generates automated compliance reporting per incident, with a full forensic evidence trail mapped to GDPR, NIS2, DORA, and cyber insurance requirements. The evidence bundle is exportable and ready for regulators, insurers, and the board without manual assembly.
BullWall continuously validates that your containment controls are configured, tested, and functioning, even when nothing bad is happening. You get ongoing visibility into what is protected, whether your response playbook is ready, and what the evidence looks like before anyone asks.
Yes. Because BullWall is agentless and monitors at the file system level rather than the endpoint, it protects legacy and unmanaged devices regardless of patch status, without requiring any changes to the underlying