Cloud, Security & Operations
Endpoint Security
Protection for laptops, desktops, servers and mobile devices through endpoint detection and response, hardening, patching and device management that works for remote and office staff.
Capability overview
What endpoint security involves
Endpoints are where most attacks begin: a phishing attachment opened on a laptop or a vulnerable service on a server. Endpoint security combines prevention, such as hardening and patching, with detection and response tools that can spot and isolate a compromised device quickly.
We deploy and tune endpoint detection and response platforms such as Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, CrowdStrike Falcon or SentinelOne, apply configuration baselines, and use device management to keep remote devices patched and encrypted wherever staff work.
What is included
What is included
EDR rollout and tuning
Agents deployed in waves, policies moved from audit to block, and exclusions kept narrow so business software keeps running.
Device hardening
CIS or Microsoft security baselines, removal of local admin rights, application control for high-risk groups and disk encryption enforced.
Patch compliance
Operating system and third-party application patching tracked against agreed timelines, with reports on devices that fall behind.
Mobile device management
Intune or similar platforms enrolling company and personal devices, separating work data and enabling remote wipe.
How we work
How we deliver endpoint security
Device inventory
All managed and unmanaged endpoints identified from directory, network and existing agent data.
Pilot group
EDR and baselines deployed to IT staff and a small cross-section of users to find compatibility problems early.
Phased deployment
Rollout by department or site, with a helpdesk briefing and a known contact for issues.
Policy tightening
Controls moved from audit to enforcement once alert data shows they will not interrupt legitimate work.
Monthly health report
Coverage gaps, unhealthy agents, patch status and notable detections summarised for IT leadership.
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Security Monitoring
Collection and analysis of security logs from endpoints, cloud, identity and network systems in a SIEM, with detection rules tuned to your environment and analysts who triage alerts around the clock.
Incident Response
Help when a security incident happens, from containment and forensic investigation to recovery and regulator notification, plus the plans and exercises that prepare you before it does.
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Questions & answers
Questions about Endpoint Security
Cannot find what you need? Our team responds to technical and commercial questions within one business day.
Ask a questionTraditional antivirus matches known malware. EDR records behaviour across the device, detects techniques such as credential theft, and lets responders isolate a machine remotely.
Yes. Microsoft 365 Business Premium and E5 include Defender for Endpoint and Intune capabilities that are often licensed but not configured.
That is agreed during setup. Alerts can route to your IT team with a runbook, or to our security monitoring service for triage around the clock.
Yes. The major EDR platforms support macOS and common Linux distributions, and device management can enforce encryption and updates on Macs. Coverage and policies are defined per platform during design.
Next step
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