The Endpoint Just Became A Data Problem
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) was built to watch processes and files. It was not built for AI agents, browser sessions, and the data they move. SACR's new CISO Guide to Endpoint Control and Prevention (ECP) maps this shift and names Cyberhaven a 2026 Major Player for data-centric enforcement. Download the report to see where EDR ends and ECP begins.
What's inside
Why EDR Is Hitting An Architectural Ceiling
How three shifts, agentic coding, MCP, and no-code building, are moving risk above the operating system EDR was built to watch.
Why process and file telemetry no longer covers AI-driven workflows, browser sessions, and SaaS applications.
The five SACR Security Zones defining where endpoint defense expands next, from software posture to data-centric enforcement.
The Five Zones of Endpoint Control
A breakdown of each zone: software posture, application enforcement, agent runtime visibility, intent analysis, and data-centric enforcement.
A market map naming the vendors defining each zone, including where Cyberhaven fits inside Zone 5.
The enforcement control moments where ECP architectures intervene, from pre-deploy gating to real-time policy decisions.
A Roadmap for CISOs and Security Teams
A 30-day plan for auditing existing coverage against the SACR 5 Zones framework and identifying gaps.
A 90-day plan for demanding prompt-to-action attribution and surgical, flow-level enforcement from vendors.
SACR's future view of autonomous, self-governing endpoint defense and what to track as the category converges.