A company's antivirus solution is effective in blocking malware but often has false positives. The security team has spent a significant amount of time on investigations but cannot determine a root cause. The company is looking for a heuristic solution. Which of the following should replace the antivirus solution?

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions aggregate and analyze security data from across the organization but primarily focus on logging, monitoring, and compliance rather than directly addressing malware threats. While SIEM can provide valuable insights, it does not actively respond to threats or reduce false positives in the same way EDR does.

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions are designed to protect sensitive data from unauthorized access or exfiltration. Although DLP contributes to overall security posture, it does not address malware threats directly and is not a suitable replacement for an antivirus solution focused on malware detection and response.

Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) monitor network traffic for suspicious activity but do not actively respond to detected threats. While they can provide alerts on potential issues, IDS solutions lack the proactive response capabilities and endpoint focus that EDR systems provide, making them less effective in replacing a traditional antivirus solution.