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ENDPOINT SECURITY
Laptops, desktops, servers, phones, and the mail that reaches them. Three solutions cover the devices your people work on: detection and response, email security, and one console to manage it all.
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EDR provides continuous visibility into endpoint activity, helping security teams identify suspicious behavior, investigate incidents, and respond quickly when a device is compromised.
Beyond signature-baseddetection.
Behavioral analysis helps identify both known and emerging threats by looking at what is happening on the endpoint—not just what files or threats are already known.
SIX KEY CAPABILITIES
EDR continuously monitors endpoint activity to help security teams detect suspicious behavior, investigate incidents, and identify threats that may otherwise go unnoticed.
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Continuous Monitoring
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Advanced Threat Detection
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Real-Time Response
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Endpoint Visibility
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Incident Investigation
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Threat Hunting
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Track file changes, process execution, network connections, and user activity across endpoints.
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Identify suspicious behavior and emerging threats using behavioral analysis and endpoint telemetry.
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Contain threats quickly by isolating compromised endpoints and taking action as incidents unfold.
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Build a clear picture of endpoint activity, security events, and potential exposure across the environment.
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Trace activity across affected endpoints to understand what happened, how it happened, and what needs to be addressed.
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Proactively search endpoint telemetry for indicators of compromise and suspicious activity that automated detection may not have flagged.
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HOW IT WORKS
EDR turns endpoint activity into actionable security intelligence—from detecting suspicious behavior to containing threats and understanding what happened.
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Collect endpoint telemetry across processes, files, network connections, and user activity.
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Analyze activity to identify suspicious patterns, anomalies, and potential threats.
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Surface high-priority security events so team scan investigate and respond quickly.
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Contain threats by isolating endpoints, stopping malicious processes, or blocking harmful connections.
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Trace activity and attack paths to understand the incident, its scope, and what was affected.
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Use findings from incidents to refine detection and strengthen endpoint protection over time.
COMMON USE CASES
EDR helps security teams detect and contain endpoint threats across the situations where compromised devices can create the greatest risk.
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Detect suspicious activity early and contain compromised endpoints before an attack can move further across the environment.
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Identify unusual endpoint behavior, unauthorized access, and indicators that may signal an emerging threat.
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Trace activity across affected endpoints to understand how an incident started, whatit touched, and how far it spread.
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Maintain visibility and protection across devices used outside the corporate network and beyond traditional security controls.
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Identify malware, persistent threats, and other sophisticated attacks through behavioral analysis and endpoint telemetry.
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Ransomware
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THREAT CONTAINMENT
Detect it early. Contain it fast.
RANSOMWARE
ENDPOINT ISOLATION
Suspicious activity
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BEHAVIORAL DETECTION
Spot what doesn't belong.
ANOMALY DETECTION
ENDPOINT ACTIVITY
Incident investigation
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INCIDENT RESPONSE
Know what happened. Trace what changed.
INVESTIGATION
FORENSICS
Remote devices
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REMOTE PROTECTION
Visibility doesn't stop at the office.
REMOTE ENDPOINTS
CONTINUOUS VISIBILITY
Advanced threats
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THREAT HUNTING
Find threats before they become incidents.
APTs
THREAT HUNTING
OPERATIONAL PRACTICES
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Maintain active, updated endpoint agents so your security teams have consistent visibility across the environment.
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Continuously review and prioritize alerts so meaningful threats are investigated before they become larger incidents.
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Integrate endpoint telemetry with your broader security tools to give teams better context and coordinate response.
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Regularly update detection rules, threat intelligence, and policies as threats and attack techniques evolve.
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Ensure security and IT teams can interpret endpoint activity, investigate threats, and take appropriate response actions.
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Protect the Communication Your Business Depends On
Email remains a critical channel for communication, collaboration, and business transactions—and a common path for phishing, malware, and credential theft. Netrust helps organizations protect email without disrupting legitimate communication. Keep threats out.
Keep business moving
Detect and block malicious messages, suspicious links, attachments, and impersonation attempts before they reach users.
SIX KEY CAPABILITIES
Protect the inbox across the threat vectors that matter—from malicious content and impersonation to sender identity and ongoing visibility.
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Block unwanted, suspicious, and malicious messages before they reach users.
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Inspect attachments and content to detect malware, ransomware, and other malicious payloads.
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Identify deceptive messages designed to steal credentials, deliver malware, or redirect users to malicious sites.
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Protect sensitive communications from unauthorized access while messages are in transit.
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Use DMARC, DKIM, and SPF to validate sender identity and reduce spoofing and impersonation.
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Track email threats and suspicious activity to give security teams visibility for investigation and response.
HOW IT WORKS
Every message passes through multiple layers of protection before it reaches the user—from filtering and verification to threat detection, blocking, and incident response.
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Screen email for spam, suspicious content, and known threats before delivery.
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Analyze links, attachments, and message content for phishing, malware, and other malicious activity.
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Use SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to validate sender domains and reduce spoofing and impersonation.
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Encrypt sensitive email in transit to help prevent unauthorized access.
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Quarantine suspicious messages and alert users or security teams when action is required.
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Give security teams the visibility to investigate incidents, adjust controls, and reduce the likelihood of repeat attacks.
EMAIL THREAT PROTECTION
Every message screened. Every threat a chance to stop.
Filtering . Verification. Threat Detection
TOP FIVE PRACTICES
Effective email security combines layered protection, strong sender controls, informed users, and continuous monitoring.
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Combine filtering, malware detection, phishing protection, and other controls to stop threats at multiple points.
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Use email encryption where sensitive information requires protection from unauthorized access.
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Implement SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to strengthen sender verification and reduce spoofing and impersonation.
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Train employees to recognize phishing, suspicious links, and malicious attachments—and know when to report them.
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Track email activity and emerging threats so security teams can investigate and act before incidents escalate.
BUSINESS IMPACT
Email is deeply connected to identity, information, and business operations. Strong protection helps reduce the risks that begin in the inbox and extend into the wider organization.
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Limit phishing and impersonation attempts that can lead to compromised accounts and unauthorized access.
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Reduce the risk of confidential information being exposed through malicious links, attachments, or compromised accounts.
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Detect and block malicious content before it reaches users or becomes a wider security incident.
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Help prevent ransomware, malware, and other email-borne threats from interrupting business operations.
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Protect business communications while supporting security and regulatory requirements for sensitive information.
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One View. Greater Control.
As devices, users, and work environments become more distributed, managing endpoints individually creates complexity and gaps. UEM brings endpoint management and security into a unified view—giving IT teams greater visibility, consistent control, and a more manageable way to secure the devices the business depends on.
SIX KEY ASPECTS
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See and manage endpoints from one place.
Bring devices across the organization into a unified view for simpler administration and greater control.
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Get devices ready and keep them consistent.
Streamline onboarding and apply standardized configurations as devices are introduced or updated.
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Keep security controls consistent across endpoints.
Apply policies for encryption, protection, access, and compliance without managing devices individually.
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Keep business applications current and controlled.
Deploy, update, and manage applications across endpoints while reducing administrative overhead.
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Know where endpoint risks and gaps exist.
Track device health, security status, and compliance to give teams the visibility needed to act.
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Manage a distributed device environment without adding complexity.
Bring desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices under the same management approach.
HOW UEM SUPPORTS OPERATIONS
UEM brings endpoint administration, security, and visibility into one operating model—helping teams manage a distributed device environment with greater consistency and less manual effort.
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Standardize
Apply consistent configurations, policies, and security controls across manageddevices.
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Maintain Visibility
See device health, compliance, applications, and security status from a centralized view.
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Manage at Scale
Deploy changes, applications, and updates across endpoints without handling devices individually.
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Respond Quickly
Take action on lost, compromised, or non-compliant devices before issues become larger risks.
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Reduce Administrative Burden
Give IT teams a more efficient way to manage endpoint operations as the organization grows.
BENEFITS
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Reduce the administrative effort of managing devices, policies, and applications across the organization.
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Apply consistent security controls across devices and reduce gaps caused by unmanaged or non-compliant endpoints.
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Give users secure, consistent access across office, remote, and mobile work environments.
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Streamline software updates, patching, and configuration changes across managed endpoints.
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Give IT teams a clearer view of device health, compliance, and security posture so they can act before issues escalate.
WHY IT MATTERS
EDR, email security, and UEM address different parts of the endpoint environment, but together they create a more complete security and management framework. UEM provides control and visibility across devices, while EDR detects and respondsto threats and email security helps protect one of the primary paths threats take to reach users.
Whether you are exploring cybersecurity solutions, looking for long-term security support, or interested in working with our team, we'd be happy to connect.
