Endpoint protection that survives a real intrusion.
Signature antivirus stopped being sufficient a long time ago. Modern endpoint protection needs behavioural detection, rollback, and an operations team behind it — otherwise it is a licence sitting in a drawer generating alerts nobody reads.
Endpoint protection coverage dashboard
Fleet health view: protected vs stale vs unenrolled, one panel in view. Use demo data — never a real customer estate.
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Everything below is in scope, not an upsell.
EDR, properly deployed
Endpoint detection and response rolled out across the whole estate, with policies that actually enforce.Behavioural detection
Catching ransomware by what it does rather than waiting for a hash to be known.Rollback
Recover encrypted files from the endpoint agent where the platform supports it — minutes rather than a restore window.Managed response
Detections triaged by our SOC. An isolated host at 3am beats an unread email at 9am.Coverage you can prove
Reporting on which machines are protected, which are stale, and which never enrolled.Tamper protection
Agents hardened so an attacker with local admin cannot simply switch off the thing watching them.No mystery about what happens next.
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Assess
Establish current coverage and find the endpoints nobody knew were unmanaged.
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Deploy
Phased rollout with policy tuned per group — servers, workstations and executives are not the same problem.
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Operate
Ongoing detection triage, policy maintenance and coverage reporting.
These usually travel together.
Start with a conversation, not a quote.
Thirty minutes with the engineer who would run this. You'll leave knowing whether it's the right thing to do first — even if the answer is no.