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Endpoint Security
Every laptop, phone and workstation is an entry point. Endpoint security is about making each device resilient on its own, not just relying on the network around it to catch what gets through.
Delivered from our base in Utrecht, available to organisations across the Netherlands.
The problem
Endpoints are where users actually work (open emails, click links, install software), which makes them the most common initial point of compromise. A device with no EDR, inconsistent patching, and no compliance enforcement is effectively an open door regardless of how well the network around it is secured.
Business impact
Most real-world intrusions start at an endpoint, not a server. Without device-level detection, an initial compromise can sit undetected for weeks while an attacker establishes persistence and looks for what to target next.
Across Windows, macOS and mobile: hardened, monitored, and kept compliant.
Endpoint hardening
Baseline configuration that closes off the paths attackers rely on by default, not just antivirus.
EDR/XDR deployment
Endpoint and extended detection and response, configured and tuned rather than left on defaults.
Device compliance
Intune, MDM and MAM policies that actually get enforced across your device fleet.
Endpoint vulnerability management
Patch status and exposure tracked specifically at the device level.
Windows & macOS security
Platform-specific hardening for the operating systems your organisation actually runs.
Mobile device security
Security controls for the phones and tablets that now routinely access corporate data.
How this engagement runs
Assess
Understand the current state, real risk, and what's actually driving the need for this work.
Architect
Design the controls and approach that fit your environment, not a generic template.
Implement
Deploy and integrate the work: configuration, code, or process, whichever the engagement calls for.
Validate
Test that it actually holds up, rather than assuming it does because it's been deployed.
Improve
Feed findings back in as your environment and the threat landscape change.
Who this is for
- Organisations running antivirus but no EDR/XDR behavioural detection
- Companies with mixed device fleets (Windows, macOS, mobile) and inconsistent policy enforcement
- Businesses supporting remote or hybrid work with devices outside the traditional office network
What you get
- An endpoint hardening baseline for your device fleet
- EDR/XDR deployment and tuning
- Device compliance policies enforced through Intune or your MDM platform
- A patch and vulnerability management process at the device level
Frequently asked questions
We already have antivirus. Isn't that enough?
Traditional antivirus catches known malware signatures. EDR/XDR adds behavioural detection, investigation and response capability, catching the attacks that don't match a known signature, which is most of what a determined attacker actually uses.
Do you support both company-owned and BYOD devices?
Yes. The approach differs (full management for company devices, more targeted MAM policies for BYOD), but both are common in the environments we work with.