Software · Cybersecurity
Endpoint security
Every laptop, server and phone accounted for, patched, encrypted and watched for signs of compromise.
An attacker only needs one unpatched laptop. We build endpoint agents and consoles that know every device you own, check its patches, disk encryption and firewall, collect process and file activity, and flag behaviour that looks like ransomware or credential theft. Response actions such as isolating a device are always taken by your team, and each one is recorded.
What we build
- Lightweight agents for Windows, macOS and Linux that report device health and activity
- A device inventory linking each endpoint to its owner, location and installed software
- Patch and configuration checks measured against CIS Benchmarks
- Detection of suspicious process chains, persistence changes and mass file encryption
- Remote isolation and quarantine actions that need analyst approval and are logged
- Links to your MDM so phones and tablets appear in the same console as laptops
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A working sample with made-up data. It runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
| Device | Owner | OS | Last seen | Posture |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LT-FIN-021 | Asha Rao | Windows 11 25H2 | 2026-10-27 | Healthy |
| MB-DES-004 | Kenji Mori | macOS 26.0 | 2026-10-27 | Needs patch |
| SRV-DB-02 | Ops team | Ubuntu 24.04 | 2026-10-27 | Healthy |
| LT-SAL-117 | Daniel Okafor | Windows 11 24H2 | 2026-10-21 | At risk |
What it does well
One device list
Desktops, servers and mobiles appear together, each with an owner and last-seen time.
Posture checks
Disk encryption, firewall, OS version and screen lock are checked on every device.
Behaviour alerts
Process trees and file activity are scored against patterns linked to known attack techniques.
Approved response
Isolating a host or stopping a process needs a named approver and is fully logged.
Low overhead
Agents batch their telemetry and stay light on CPU, battery and bandwidth.
Offline aware
Devices away from the office keep checking locally and report when they reconnect.
Questions
Is this the same as antivirus?
It goes further. Antivirus matches known bad files. Endpoint detection watches behaviour, such as an office document launching a script or a process encrypting hundreds of files, and checks device posture too. We often build around an existing antivirus or EDR product rather than replacing it.
Will the agent slow our machines down?
We design agents to collect only what the detection rules need, batch their uploads, and back off when the device is busy or on battery. Before a full roll-out we measure CPU, memory and network use on a pilot group and share the figures with you.
What happens to personal data on staff devices?
We agree up front what is collected. Process names, file paths and security events are usually needed; file contents, browsing history and personal apps are not. Collection is documented, access to telemetry is role-based, and retention matches your written policy.