EDR in Canada — Don't just alert — block, contain, recover.
A lightweight cross-platform agent that detects on endpoints and networks in real time and autonomously blocks, contains, isolates and self-heals — over an encrypted mesh. Built for Canadian organizations facing ransomware, sovereign and data-resident in Canada.
Why EDR in Canada
Ransomware is a leading threat — and the rules are tightening.
Canadian organizations face ransomware against healthcare, energy and municipalities and duties under PIPEDA, OSFI B-13, PHIPA. EDR from WoneShield directly reduces that risk — and keeps your data in Canada.
EDR & Active Defense
What EDR delivers.
Compliance in Canada
Mapped to the rules you answer to.
Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
Federal privacy law with mandatory breach reporting to the OPC.
OSFI Guideline B-13
Technology and cyber-risk expectations for federally regulated financial institutions.
Provincial health privacy (e.g. PHIPA)
Health-information privacy duties at the provincial level.
More for Canada
Related security for Canadian organizations.
FAQ
EDR in Canada, answered.
Do Canadian organizations need EDR?+
Yes. With ransomware a leading threat in Canada and duties under PIPEDA, OSFI B-13, PHIPA, EDR is a core control. WoneShield delivers it as don't just alert — block, contain, recover.
Does EDR help with PIPEDA compliance in Canada?+
It contributes directly — findings and controls map to PIPEDA and your other frameworks, and flow into WoneShield Comply as audit-ready evidence for Canada regulators.
Is our data kept in Canada?+
Yes — WoneShield is sovereign by design and self-hostable, so your security data and EDR stay resident in Canada to meet local data-protection requirements.
How much does EDR cost in Canada?+
WoneShield Aegis starts at $3/endpoint/mo. Start with a free assessment; large, regulated and Canadian public-sector deployments are priced to your environment.
EDR for your Canada organization
Start with a free assessment, or get a guided demo tailored to your stack.