Why add EDR to antivirus?
Antivirus checks files against a list of known bad ones. That works well for common, older threats. EDR watches what software actually does. It can spot an attacker typing commands by hand, or a program that suddenly starts locking your files like ransomware, even when no known bad file is involved.
Because our team watches around the clock, they can also cut an affected device off from the network before the problem spreads.
What protecting your identity looks like
Your email and business accounts are the keys to everything else. We watch how they are used: a sign-in from somewhere unusual, a login that appears in two countries within the hour, a hidden rule that quietly forwards your mail, or a stolen session.
When something looks wrong, we act quickly to lock the account down and get you back in.
What added email security looks like
Your email provider already filters spam. We add a second layer that looks for what slips past: phishing, messages pretending to be your boss or a supplier, and malware.
It connects to your account in the background, so your mail is never rerouted and nothing changes for your team. Short lessons and practice phishing emails help your people spot the rest.
More layers reduce your risk. They do not remove it, and no service stops every attack.