Piolink expands multi-EDR MDR service with CrowdStrike, SonicWall
Piolink will run monitoring and response for endpoint EDR events from its own security operations center and says customers can keep their existing EDR tools.
Piolink said on October 28, 2026, that it is expanding its managed detection and response (MDR) business around multiple EDR products, according to datanet.co.kr.
The company is extending its existing security monitoring coverage to endpoint areas including servers and work terminals. It has set up cooperation frameworks with global EDR vendors such as CrowdStrike and SonicWall, and plans to widen that cooperation to domestic EDR manufacturers as well.
The service is vendor-independent: customers can keep the EDR solutions they already run and receive MDR on top of them, Piolink said.
Piolink's own security operations center will handle analysis, threat judgment, customer notification and response for EDR events.
Quick answers
What is Piolink's multi-EDR MDR service?
It is a managed detection and response service built around multiple EDR products, including those of CrowdStrike and SonicWall, handled by Piolink's security operations center.
Do customers have to replace their current EDR tool?
No. Piolink says the service is vendor-independent, so customers can keep their existing EDR solutions.