Endpoint Protection Services

Traditional antivirus matches files against known malware signatures. It misses novel threats, fileless attacks and living-off-the-land techniques. EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) replaces that with continuous behavioural monitoring: it watches what processes do, not just what files look like, and can detect and contain threats that have never been seen before. XDR (Extended Detection and Response) goes further by correlating endpoint telemetry with signals from identity, email and cloud, so an attack that involves a phishing email, a compromised account and a rogue process shows up as a single connected investigation, not three separate alerts.

We work with CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and SentinelOne, selection is matched to your environment, your existing Microsoft or non-Microsoft stack, and your licensing position. We are not tied to a single vendor. Where you already have Defender coverage through Microsoft 365 E5, we will often start there and optimise it. Where your environment needs the detection depth of CrowdStrike or the response automation of SentinelOne, we will say so.

In most cases we replace it. Running two endpoint agents on the same device creates performance overhead, policy conflicts and gaps in visibility. The two agents fighting for priority are not protecting you. We conduct a discovery call to understand what you currently have, confirm there are no compliance or contractual constraints, and plan a clean cutover. Migration is silent from the user perspective.

Yes. Every endpoint under our management is monitored continuously by our SOC team, not just observed by a dashboard that sends an automated email in the morning. When a detection fires, an analyst reviews it, determines severity and executes the appropriate response. Containment for a confirmed threat is measured in minutes. Escalation procedures, response runbooks and communication paths are all documented before you go live.

Yes. CrowdStrike, Defender for Endpoint and SentinelOne all support automated device isolation, when a confirmed ransomware indicator fires, the device is cut from the network within seconds without waiting for a human to click a button. Our SOC also has manual containment for threats requiring judgment. Where the platform supports it, rollback restores affected files from the pre-encryption snapshot. Fast isolation combined with rollback is what keeps a single infected device from becoming a company-wide incident.