What Endpoint Protection does by default
Endpoint Protection operates directly on each device used by your team. When a file is opened, downloaded, or executed, it is assessed instantly. Known and unknown threats are blocked before they can encrypt data, install persistence, or interfere with normal work.
The outcome is simple. Fewer incidents reach the point where support is needed, and fewer problems return because the original cause was never fully contained.

Why Endpoint Protection must be enforced automatically
Most security incidents do not start with deliberate risk-taking. They start with everyday actions such as opening documents, visiting websites, or saving passwords in a browser. When protection is inconsistent, security decisions are made under pressure and usually after damage has already begun.
This is why Endpoint Protection is enforced as part of our wider security by default approach, ensuring protection is active before problems appear rather than added afterwards.
Protection tiers aligned to your package
Endpoint Protection is delivered in three defined tiers. Each tier builds on the previous one, increasing control and visibility while remaining aligned to your support package.
Tier 1 Standard level protection
This level focuses on stopping common threats at the point of execution. If a malicious file arrives by email or download, it is blocked or removed before the user can interact with it.
- Malware and ransomware blocked automatically
- Unsafe downloads removed before execution
- Reduced repeat device issues caused by reinfection
Tier 2 Advanced level protection
This level adds reputation intelligence and device control. It reduces exposure to newly registered domains, suspicious websites, and untrusted applications that frequently bypass basic protection.
- All Standard protections included
- Reputation-based blocking for files and websites
- Device security policies controlling allowed behaviour
- Reduced risk from unknown or newly created threats
Tier 3 Pro level protection
This level extends protection into web activity and credential safety. Risky websites are blocked before passwords are entered, and high-risk behaviour triggers immediate escalation rather than silent failure.
- Protection against browser-based credential theft
- Blocking of compromised or malicious websites
- Automatic alerting when high-risk activity occurs
- Escalation to engineers when intervention is required
What this prevents in real terms
- Downtime caused by infected or unstable devices
- Repeated clean-up from the same unresolved threats
- Password theft during normal browsing activity
- Security incidents triggered by routine work
How this fits into your managed environment
Endpoint Protection is maintained as part of your ongoing device and support coverage. Policies remain enforced as users change roles, devices are replaced, and systems evolve. Protection remains active as part of day-to-day service delivery, not as a one-off setup that slowly degrades over time.
This ensures device security stays consistent alongside your managed IT support. For organisations receiving IT support in Aberdeen, this provides continuous protection that remains controlled, monitored, and owned rather than becoming another security control that drifts or is forgotten.
Where Endpoint Protection sits within cyber security
Endpoint Protection focuses on the devices your staff rely on every day. It reduces the likelihood that routine work becomes a security incident and supports a stable operating environment.
It forms one layer of our wider cyber security services, which address users, access, devices, and response as a single system rather than isolated tools.