Aurora Endpoint Defense

Aurora Protect plus endpoint detection and response with a behavioural detection engine and 30-day data retention. With Aurora Endpoint Security, organizations can secure smartphones and tablets alongside desktop PCs and laptops, across a wide range of chipsets and processors. Aurora Endpoint Security is integrated with the Aurora Superintelligence Platform, enabling you to quickly and easily scale your cyber security program. AI-driven prevention, detection, and response to stop endpoint threats before they disrupt your business. It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.

Current Version

3.5.1000

Product Page

arcticwolf.com/…/endpoint-security

Market

EnterpriseSMB

Licence

Paid

Price

Quote

Record Created

2026-09-19

Last Updated

2026-10-28

Cylance made a claim in 2012 that sounded implausible and turned out to be influential: that a machine learning model, trained once and shipped to the endpoint, could block malware it had never seen without signatures and without needing to phone home. CylancePROTECT was the product, and the argument it started — about how much a static model can do on its own — shaped a decade of endpoint marketing. It has changed hands twice. BlackBerry bought Cylance in 2019 for 1.4 billion dollars, and in 2025 sold the Cylance endpoint business to Arctic Wolf, whose site the company's web address now leads to. Arctic Wolf sells the technology as Aurora Endpoint Defense, folded into its managed detection and response service. Products listed here under the Cylance name should be read with that in mind: the detection technology continues, the brand is being retired into Arctic Wolf's, and the company that sells and supports it today is a different one. Vendor page →

Website

arcticwolf.com

Country

🇺🇸United States

Headquarters

🇺🇸Irvine, United States

Year Established

2012

Customers

3,800 organisations

Users

14.5M devices protected

Revenue

$189.0M (2021)