Cybersecurity
Protection for computers, servers and the network, for companies without a security team of their own: antivirus and EDR on every device, patches on time, DNS filtering and someone who reacts when an alert fires.
Endpoint Protection
Every computer, laptop and server in the company is a way into the network. We keep them protected and up to date, watch the alerts and react on your behalf.
Antivirus and anti-malware
Real-time protection against viruses, ransomware and other malicious software, centrally managed, on all devices.
EDR (detection and response)
Watches behaviour on the device, not just known signatures. Catches attacks that classic antivirus misses and isolates the device until we check what is going on.
Patch Management
Operating system and application updates are installed on a plan, so known vulnerabilities do not stay open for months.
Device Monitoring
Alerts from all devices come to us, 24/7. We see suspicious activity before an employee reports it.
Incident response
When something happens, we isolate the device, remove the threat, restore data from backup and write down what happened and how to prevent it.
Security policies
The same rules on every device: disk encryption, screen lock, 2FA and rules on which software may be installed.
In Partnership with AST
We deliver the DNS firewall as a partner of Advanced Security Technologies (AST), the company behind NanoFirewall. We roll it out in your network, set the rules and review the reports.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my business need cybersecurity services?
Because attacks do not pick companies by size, and small and mid-sized businesses rarely have anyone dedicated to security. Managed protection gives you the tools and the people who watch them, without hiring a security team.
What is endpoint protection?
Endpoint protection secures all devices connected to your network: computers, laptops, mobile devices, and servers. It combines antivirus, threat detection, patch management, and policy enforcement to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.
How does DNS firewall protection work?
A DNS firewall blocks access to known malicious domains at the DNS resolution level. When a device tries to connect to a dangerous website, the DNS firewall intercepts the request and blocks it before any harmful content is downloaded, providing a critical first line of defense.
Can these services be combined with your IT maintenance plans?
Yes. Most often they are part of the same IT maintenance or managed IT contract, for a fixed monthly fee. They can also be contracted separately if you already have IT support.
Related services
Services clients most often combine with this one, individually or under one contract with a fixed monthly fee.
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