Alienstech Endpoint Protection
Protection on every computer that is centrally managed, actually monitored, and verified to be running.
Antivirus that nobody looks at is close to no antivirus at all. The common pattern is a mix of products across the office, several machines where it expired or was switched off, and no central view of which is which.
Modern protection watches for behavior rather than matching known files, which is what catches ransomware in the minutes that matter.
Sound familiar?
- Different antivirus products across the office
- Nobody knows which machines are actually protected
- Alerts go to an address nobody reads
- Staff can turn protection off
- A machine was infected and it was noticed days later
- Personal devices are being used for work
How Alienstech handles it
One product, deployed everywhere, managed centrally and checked. Coverage is confirmed against your actual list of computers rather than against whatever the console happens to show, because the machines missing from the console are the interesting ones.
Alerts come to a monitored address and are dealt with. Staff cannot disable protection. Detections are investigated rather than dismissed, and the machine is isolated first when that is warranted.
What you get
- Every computer accounted for and covered
- Alerts that reach someone who acts on them
- Ransomware behavior caught early
- Protection that staff cannot switch off
- A record of what was detected and what was done