Think about how your people work today. Laptops at home. Phones on the road. Tablets in coffee shops. Servers in the cloud. Workstations in the office. Every one of those devices is a door into your network — and attackers know it.
Endpoints are where the vast majority of attacks begin. A phishing email with a malicious attachment. A drive-by download from a compromised website. A zero-day exploit targeting an unpatched operating system. A USB device plugged in by a well-meaning employee. Once an attacker gains a foothold on a single endpoint, they can move laterally across your network, escalate privileges, steal data, and deploy ransomware — often within hours.
Traditional antivirus isn't enough anymore. Modern threats are polymorphic, fileless, and designed to evade signature-based detection. That's why the industry has shifted to Endpoint Detection and Response — platforms that combine behavioral analysis, machine learning, and real-time monitoring to detect threats that legacy antivirus would miss entirely.
But having an EDR tool installed is only part of the equation. Someone needs to be watching it. Someone needs to investigate the alerts, determine what's real and what's noise, and take action before a detection becomes a breach. That's what InTechsters provides — managed endpoint security that combines the right technology with the right expertise, monitored around the clock by analysts who know how to tell a false positive from a genuine threat.
CrowdStrike Falcon — SentinelOne Singularity — Microsoft Defender for Endpoint — Carbon Black (VMware) — Cortex XDR (Palo Alto Networks) — Trend Micro Vision One — Sophos Intercept X — Cybereason
We already have antivirus on all our devices. Why do we need managed endpoint security?
Traditional antivirus relies on signature-based detection, which only catches known threats. Modern attacks — fileless malware, living-off-the-land techniques, zero-day exploits — are specifically designed to bypass antivirus. EDR platforms detect behavior, not just signatures. And managed EDR adds the human expertise to investigate and respond to what the tool detects.
Can you manage endpoints for remote workers?
Yes. Modern EDR platforms are cloud-managed and protect devices regardless of location — in the office, at home, or on the road. Our monitoring covers all endpoints as long as they have connectivity, regardless of where the user is working.
What happens when a threat is detected on one of our endpoints?
Our analysts investigate immediately. If it's confirmed as a real threat, we initiate automated containment to isolate the device, prevent lateral movement, and begin remediation — all while keeping you informed through your preferred communication channel.