Endpoint Security

Endpoint Threats by the Numbers

Endpoints are the front line. Ransomware, malware, and tool abuse all start at the device level.

  • 20 hrs
    Average Time-to-Ransom: Attackers spend an average of 20 hours between initial endpoint access and ransomware deployment.

  • 277%
    Surge in RMM Abuse: Attackers exploit legitimate remote management tools to control endpoints undetected.

  • 53.2%
    ClickFix Malware: Majority of malware infections trick users into running malicious commands on their own devices.

  • 88%
    Manufacturing Attacks Up: Attacks targeting industrial and manufacturing endpoints surged 88% year-over-year.

How a Ransomware Attack Unfolds

Modern ransomware follows a predictable chain. Endpoint security breaks the chain at every stage.

  1. Reconnaissance
    Attackers scan for vulnerabilities and exposed services on your endpoints.

  2. Initial Access
    Phishing emails, stolen credentials, or RMM tool abuse grant the first foothold.

  3. Persistence
    Attackers install backdoors and disable security tools to maintain access.

  4. Data Exfiltration
    Sensitive files are stolen before encryption to enable double extortion.

  5. Ransomware
    Files are encrypted and ransom demanded. Average time from access to deployment: 20 hours.

Protect Every Device, Secure Every Connection

  • Persistent foothold detection
  • Ransomware canary files
  • Lateral movement detection
  • Automated host isolation & remediation
  • Rogue RMM tool detection
  • External attack surface scanning

Every Endpoint is a Potential Entry Point

Laptops, desktops, mobile devices, and servers represent your attack surface. Modern endpoint security goes beyond traditional antivirus — our managed endpoint detection and response uses behavioral analysis to identify threats that signature-based tools miss: persistent footholds hiding in plain sight, ransomware canary file triggers, lateral movement between systems, and rogue remote management tools installed by attackers. When a threat is confirmed, compromised hosts are automatically isolated and remediated with an 8-minute mean time to respond.

Construction companies with project managers working from job sites and mining operations with equipment monitoring systems face elevated risk from the 277% surge in RMM tool abuse — attackers exploit the same remote management tools your team uses daily. Our endpoint security detects this abuse and includes external attack surface scanning to identify risky open ports before attackers find them.

Multi-Layered Protection for Complete Coverage

  • Next-Gen Antivirus
    AI-powered detection identifies known and zero-day malware. Centralized antivirus management provides unified policy enforcement, risky exclusion flagging, and health monitoring across your entire fleet.

  • Behavioral Monitoring
    Detect persistent footholds, malicious process behavior, and rogue RMM tool installations that signature-based systems miss entirely.

  • Automated Response
    Compromised hosts are isolated within minutes, remediation scripts are executed, and incident reports are delivered — all before your team starts their day.

  • Forensic Analysis
    Investigate incidents with detailed logs and timeline reconstruction.

Protection Across Every Environment

  • Remote Workforce
    Secure laptops and mobile devices accessing company resources from any location.

  • Office Systems
    Protect desktops, workstations, and shared devices from network-based attacks.

  • Servers & Infrastructure
    Defend critical systems running business applications and databases.

  • Mobile Devices
    Extend protection to smartphones and tablets used for business communication.

Centralized Management, Comprehensive Visibility

Our endpoint security provides single-pane-of-glass management across your entire device fleet. Monitor security status, deploy updates, investigate threats, and generate compliance reports from one unified platform. External recon dashboards continuously scan your public-facing infrastructure for risky open ports — RDP, SMB, FTP, and other services that attackers actively target. Whether you have 10 devices or 1,000, you maintain complete visibility and control without overwhelming your IT team.