Managed EDR, disciplined patching, and device-compliance policy on every laptop, server, and phone that touches your data, detection backed by a staffed SOC that responds.
Firewalls guard the edge, but the real fight happens on the laptops, servers, and phones your team uses every day. That is where an attacker gets a foothold, and where it has to be stopped.
Ransomware overwhelmingly arrives through an endpoint, a clicked attachment, a drive-by download, a stolen session. One unprotected device can hand an attacker your whole network.
Most successful attacks exploit a vulnerability a patch already exists for. When patching slips, the window an attacker needs stays open for weeks.
Personal laptops, forgotten servers, and a contractor's phone all touch your data. A device nobody is monitoring is a device nobody is defending.
Once an endpoint is compromised, attackers move fast to spread and copy data out. Detection has to be immediate, and containment has to be automatic.
Every managed device gets the same layered controls, configured to our standard and monitored by the same team, not a patchwork that varies machine to machine.
Endpoint detection and response on every device, tuned and watched by our SOC. Behavior-based detection catches what signature antivirus misses.
Operating systems and third-party applications kept current on a managed schedule, so the known holes attackers rely on are closed before they are used.
Devices configured to a secure baseline — disabled legacy protocols, enforced encryption, least-privilege access, so the default state is a defended one.
Continuous policy checks confirm encryption, EDR, and patch level on each device. Anything that drifts out of compliance is flagged and brought back.
Phones and tablets that reach your email and files are enrolled, encrypted, and separated from personal data, wipeable if a device is lost or stolen.
When an endpoint is hit, we remotely isolate it, contain the threat, and remediate the device, so a single infected machine does not become an outage.
Detection alone is a notification. What matters is the path from a signal on a device to a threat that is stopped — run by people, on a rehearsed process, at any hour.
EDR flags suspicious behavior on the device in real time, not once a week in a report. The alert lands with our SOC immediately.
An analyst validates the alert within minutes, traces what the process touched, and decides whether it is a real threat, not an automated inbox.
The affected endpoint is isolated from the network to stop lateral movement, while the account and credentials involved are locked down.
We remove the threat, roll files back to clean, restore the device to service, and give you a plain-language report of what happened and what changed.
Antivirus matches files against a list of known-bad signatures. EDR watches how a program behaves, so it catches new and file-less attacks that have no signature yet. Ours is managed, meaning our SOC investigates and acts on what it finds rather than just logging it.
Yes. Any phone or tablet that reaches your email or files can be enrolled, encrypted, and separated from personal data. If a device is lost or an employee leaves, we can wipe the work data without touching the rest.
Patches roll out on a managed schedule — tested first, then applied during agreed windows. Compliance is checked continuously, so a device that misses an update is caught and corrected instead of quietly falling behind.
We remotely isolate the endpoint to stop the threat from spreading, and an analyst investigates promptly. We contain, remediate, and restore the device to a clean, and restore the device, then report what happened.
Managed EDR, patching, and device compliance are part of every fully managed client's baseline. If you have your own IT team, we can layer endpoint protection on top through co-managed IT without replacing what already works.
Start with a free vulnerability scan. We will show you which endpoints are exposed today, and exactly what it takes to close the gaps.