Which term matches the definition: Subset of EDR with XDR capabilities via ThreatSync?

• A. WatchGuard EDR Core
• B. Endpoint
• C. Security Settings
• D. Adaptive Protection Cycle

Answer: (A)

Understanding this term requires recognizing how WatchGuard labels its EDR offerings. EDR Core represents the basic set of endpoint detection and response capabilities that are designed to work with ThreatSync to provide XDR-style visibility across the WatchGuard security stack. ThreatSync collects telemetry from endpoints and other sources and feeds it into the broader detection network, enabling cross-domain correlation. Therefore, describing it as a subset of EDR with XDR capabilities via ThreatSync correctly identifies the tier that combines core EDR functionality with cross-product detection through ThreatSync. The other options don’t fit because a bare endpoint is just a device, Security Settings refers to configuration, and Adaptive Protection Cycle points to a different protection workflow, not the EDR subset with ThreatSync integration.