Endpoint Security

Small businesses are targeted precisely because they're small

Attackers automate. They scan for unpatched systems and weak configurations at scale, and a twelve-person company is as reachable as a twelve-thousand-person one — usually with fewer defenses. The most common breaches aren't sophisticated; they're an unpatched machine, a reused password, or a convincing invoice email.

Detection is only half the job

Alerts nobody acts on aren't security. Our service pairs monitoring with response: when something suspicious happens, the device is isolated and the threat contained, then we tell you what happened in language you can act on. You get the outcome, not a queue of notifications.

Patching, because most breaches are preventable

A large share of successful attacks exploit vulnerabilities that already had a fix available. We keep operating systems and common business applications current on a managed schedule, so the window between a patch existing and it being installed stays short.

What does endpoint security actually cover?

Every device that connects to your business data — laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile devices. Coverage includes threat detection and response, managed patching, device hardening, and ransomware protection.

Do you replace our antivirus?

Yes. Modern endpoint detection and response goes well beyond traditional signature-based antivirus, detecting suspicious behavior rather than only known malware files. It takes the place of consumer antivirus products.

What happens when a threat is detected?

The affected device is automatically isolated to stop the spread, the threat is contained and removed, and you receive a clear explanation of what happened and what we did about it.

Is this worth it for a very small team?

Small teams are frequently targeted because automated attacks don't discriminate by company size, and a small business often has less margin to absorb downtime or a ransom demand. Pricing is per device, so it scales down as well as up.