What managed security covers
Managed detection and response (MDR) pairs business-class endpoint protection (EDR) with active, around-the-clock monitoring. Instead of relying on basic antivirus, your devices are watched for threats, and suspicious activity is investigated and stopped before it spreads.
Protection against today's real threats
Ransomware, phishing, and account takeover are the attacks that actually hit small businesses and homes. We close the obvious gaps first, harden your devices and accounts, and add the monitoring that catches what slips through.
The same tools the big firms use, sized for you
You get the same category of detection and response platforms larger companies rely on, right-sized and priced for a small business or a household, not an enterprise budget.
Built-in response, not just alerts
Alerts without action are just noise. When something suspicious happens, it gets investigated and contained, and you get a plain-language explanation of what happened and what we did about it.
What this can include
- 24/7 threat monitoring and response
- Ransomware and phishing defense
- Endpoint protection and antivirus (EDR)
- Security awareness training
Common questions
What is MDR, or managed detection and response?
MDR means your devices are monitored around the clock for threats, and suspicious activity is investigated and stopped before it spreads. It pairs business-class endpoint protection with active monitoring, rather than relying on basic antivirus alone.
Do you protect against ransomware?
Yes. Ransomware defense is a core part of managed security: hardened endpoints, monitoring that catches early-stage attacks, reliable backups, and a response process to contain an incident before it spreads.
Is this just for businesses, or homes too?
Both. Homes get the same business-class protection used by larger firms, explained in plain language, which is a good fit for families and for any individual who wants reliable, jargon-free security.