Managed Endpoint Protection
Continuous protection for the devices your organisation depends on.
Desktops, laptops and servers remain common targets for malware, ransomware and other cyber threats.
Installing security software is an important first step, but effective endpoint protection also requires correct configuration, continuous updating, centralised monitoring and appropriate action when suspicious activity is detected.
Integris provides managed endpoint protection designed to keep business devices protected, visible and properly maintained without relying on individual users to manage security themselves.
More Than Traditional Antivirus
Traditional antivirus software primarily identifies threats by comparing files against known malware signatures.
Modern endpoint protection extends beyond this approach by examining suspicious behaviour, monitoring system activity and identifying threats that may not yet match a known signature.
Depending on the selected platform, protection may include:
- Antivirus and anti-malware controls
- Ransomware protection
- Behaviour-based threat detection
- Web and download protection
- Exploit prevention
- Device and application monitoring
- Automated threat containment
- Centralised security policies
- Security alerts and reporting
- Protection-status monitoring
This layered approach provides stronger protection against both established and emerging threats.
Centrally Managed Protection
The managed element of the service ensures that endpoint security is administered consistently across the organisation.
Integris installs and configures the protection platform, applies appropriate policies and monitors the status of supported devices from a central management environment.
This can include:
- Deploying protection to desktops, laptops and servers
- Confirming that devices remain connected and protected
- Managing security policies
- Monitoring software and protection updates
- Scheduling appropriate scans
- Reviewing alerts and detections
- Investigating devices reporting problems
- Removing obsolete or inactive devices
- Producing security-status information where required
Users are not expected to manually update the software or interpret technical security notifications.
Monitoring and Alert Review
Automated protection can identify and contain many threats, but security alerts still require appropriate review.
Integris monitors the platform for detections, failed updates, disabled protection, unhealthy devices and other conditions that may reduce the effectiveness of the service.
Where suspicious activity is identified, our technical team reviews the available information and determines whether further investigation or intervention is required.
This may involve isolating a device, removing malicious files, checking related systems or escalating the incident for deeper analysis.
Consistent Security Across Devices
Endpoint protection is most effective when it is applied consistently.
Unmanaged devices, outdated software or incorrectly configured policies can create gaps that expose the wider organisation. Integris helps ensure that supported devices receive an appropriate and standardised level of protection.
As employees join, leave or receive replacement equipment, endpoint protection can be deployed, transferred or removed as part of the wider device-management process.
Protection That Remains Current
Cyber threats and defensive technologies continue to evolve.
Managed endpoint-protection platforms regularly receive updates to their detection capabilities, software components and security intelligence. Integris monitors the deployment of these updates and investigates devices that fail to remain current.
This helps prevent systems from gradually falling outside the organisation’s expected security baseline.
Integrated with Wider Cybersecurity
Endpoint protection is an important security control, but it should not operate in isolation.
Integris considers endpoint security alongside:
- User identity and access controls
- Email security
- Patch management
- Network protection
- Cloud-service security
- Backup and recovery
- Cybersecurity awareness
- Incident response
A coordinated approach provides stronger protection than relying on any single product.
Where broader coverage is required, Integris can incorporate endpoint protection into a layered cybersecurity service such as Heimdal, providing additional controls across users, devices, applications and network activity.
Protection Supported by Technical Oversight
Security software is most valuable when it is correctly configured, actively monitored and supported by people who understand the wider environment.
Integris combines managed technology with ongoing technical oversight, helping organisations maintain endpoint protection that remains effective as devices, users and operational requirements change.
Strengthen Protection Across Your Devices
Managed endpoint protection helps reduce malware risk, improve security visibility and ensure that business devices remain protected without placing the responsibility on individual employees.