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Bitdefender EDR adds a layer of detection, correlation, and response to your standard endpoint protection. It’s built for security teams who need to investigate incidents faster and shut down ransomware or active attacks before they spread.
A Bitdefender EDR license activates advanced detection capabilities within your GravityZone platform. Because Bitdefender uses a “main + add-on” licensing structure, you’ll typically need an active base license to unlock the EDR component.
The EDR module acts as an event-correlation engine. It pulls device intelligence from across your enterprise to spot in-progress attacks. Your license dictates which investigation workflows are available and how long you’re covered under that entitlement. If you’re on an MSP monthly model, specific product-type rules apply to how these features are enabled.
EDR value is tied to your operational footprint: your endpoint count, OS mix, and how your team handles incidents. Mapping your licensing to your actual deployment plan from day one prevents coverage gaps and ensures your renewals remain predictable as your network grows.
Choosing the right setup depends on whether you need endpoint-only telemetry or broader visibility.
Option
Best For
Key Inclusions
What Affects Price
GravityZone Base (EPP)
Core security
Prevention + management console
Endpoints, term
EDR Add-on
Threat detection
Correlation & response workflows
Endpoints, licensing model
GravityZone XDR
Total visibility
Correlation across identity/network/apps
Modules enabled, scope
Pricing for Bitdefender EDR is driven primarily by your endpoint count and subscription term. Whether you choose a yearly “main + add-on” key or an MSP monthly program will also change the cost structure. The fastest way to get an accurate price is to quote based on your actual workstation-vs-server split and your preferred deployment (cloud vs. on-prem console).
No, it is a capability enabled within the GravityZone platform as part of an integrated endpoint protection strategy.
You must have an active main GravityZone license; the EDR add-on key then “unlocks” the detection and response features within that console.
EDR focuses strictly on endpoint detection. XDR expands that visibility to include other sources like network, identity, and cloud apps.