What the platform gives you
Requirements we hold any endpoint platform to before we put it in front of a client.
Continuous endpoint telemetry
Processes, files, registry, scripts, logons and network connections recorded on every managed host, not sampled.
Behavioural detection
Detection on sequences of activity rather than file signatures, which is what catches living-off-the-land and fileless attacks.
Automated response
Built-in playbooks terminate malicious processes, quarantine files and contain hosts without waiting for an analyst to be awake.
Host isolation
A compromised machine is cut off from the network while remaining reachable by the responder, so evidence survives.
Live forensic collection
Memory, artefacts and file samples pulled remotely, so triage starts in minutes rather than after a courier.
Threat intelligence correlation
Endpoint activity matched against internal and external indicators, so known campaigns are named rather than guessed.
Retrospective detection
Stored telemetry re-examined when detection content is updated, so an intrusion missed last month does not stay missed.
Software and vulnerability inventory
Installed software, patch level and known vulnerable components surfaced per host, which is where most exposure sits.
One agent, hybrid estate
A single agent covers on-premises servers, cloud workloads, office endpoints and remote users under one policy.
From raw endpoint activity to a decision an analyst can defend
Every stage narrows the question. Skip one and your team ends up reading event logs by hand.
You own it, we build it
The platform runs in your environment under your licences. We size it, deploy it, tune the policy and train your team to run it.
We run it for you
Our team operates the platform, triages what it raises, investigates and hands you incidents rather than alerts.
Controls that work alongside it
NDR
Network traffic confirms where a compromised host went and what it talked to.
SIEM
Endpoint detections correlated with identity, network and application events in one queue.
Incident response
Retained endpoint telemetry is what turns a suspicion into a defensible timeline.