Today, businesses of all sizes are under constant attack. While some attacks are opportunistic, automated, and indiscriminate in nature, many are highly targeted, invasive, and precise. With the variety, volume, and velocity of attacks, it’s never been more critical to use an effective, broadspectrum endpoint security that works in conjunction with other defenses to stop malware, ransomware, phishing, cryptomining and the other damaging attacks aimed at your users and systems.
The security challenges businesses of all sizes face are the same: reduce complexity, integrate solutions into existing tools, help solve the problem of the highly variable security skills administrators have at their disposal, and ultimately become more resilient in the face of cyberattacks.
Endpoint Protection from TechSend solves these problems and more by delivering an award-winning intuitive management console, over 40 third party integrations, a RESTful API, plus fully automated endpoint detection, prevention, protection, and remediation for a comprehensive cyber resilience strategy. It uniquely harnesses the power of cloud computing and real-time machine learning to continuously monitor and adapt each individual system’s endpoint defenses to the unique threats that system and user faces.
By taking a patented proactive, predictive, and multilayered approach to security, Endpoint Protection From TechSend offers highly effective defenses against today’s cyber threats.
Secure and resilient distributed cloud architecture
Uses multiple secure data centers globally to support customers and roaming users with full-service resilience and redundancy.
Layered user and device defenses
Stops attacks that take advantage of poor user awareness, not just those that target device vulnerabilities.
Malware detection and prevention
Blocks viruses, malware, Trojans, phishing, ransomware, spyware, browser-based attacks, cryptojacking, credential-stealing malware, script-based, and fileless attacks, and a wide range of other threats.
Multi-shield protection
Webroot’s multi-shield protection includes Real-Time, Behavior, Core System, Web Threat, Identity, Phishing, Evasion, and Offline shields for detection, prevention and protection from complex attacks.
Malicious script protection
Our Evasion Shield technology detects, blocks, and remediates (quarantines) evasive script attacks, whether they are filebased, fileless, obfuscated, or encrypted, and prevents malicious behaviors from executing in PowerShell, JavaScript, and VBScript.
User identity and privacy protection
The Identity Shield (browser and application isolation) is trusted by the world’s leading banks to stop attacks like DNS poisoning, keylogging, screen grabbing, cookie scraping, clipboard grabbing, and browser and session hijacking by malicious software.
White and blacklisting
Offers direct control over application execution.
Intelligent firewall
The system-monitoring and application-aware outbound firewall augments the builtin Windows® firewall to protect users both on and off corporate networks
Infrared dynamic risk prevention
Analyzes individual user behavior to dynamically tailor malware prevention heuristics.
Powerful heuristics
Lets admins adjust heuristic detection based on risk tolerance for file execution.
Full offline protection
Stops attacks even when offline and enables admins to create separate file execution policies for local disk, USB, CD, and DVD drives.
Multi OS, virtualization, terminal server, and Citrix support
Supports MacOS, Windows computers and servers, virtualization, terminal server, and Citrix environments
Endpoint security and threat protection
Endpoints – laptops, desktops, servers and mobiles – are where the overwhelming majority of cyber attacks land and take hold. Ransomware, credential theft and stealthy intrusions almost always begin on a device. TechSend’s endpoint security applies advanced, security-focused protection to those devices: detecting the threats that traditional antivirus misses, and responding fast enough to stop an incident before it becomes a breach.
The threats endpoints face
- Ransomware that encrypts your files and demands payment
- Malware and spyware delivered through email, downloads or websites
- Fileless and living-off-the-land attacks that hide in legitimate tools
- Credential theft that lets attackers log in as your staff
- Threats introduced through USB drives and removable media
Beyond antivirus: detection and response
Signature-based antivirus can only stop threats it already recognises, and modern attacks are specifically built to evade it. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) watches for suspicious behaviour instead – encryption starting unexpectedly, a process trying to spread, an account behaving abnormally – and flags or blocks it in real time. Just as importantly, it lets us respond: isolating an affected device from the network in moments, investigating what happened, and cleaning up thoroughly.
Part of a layered defence
Endpoint security is one layer of a defence-in-depth strategy. It works alongside patching, email security, strong authentication and monitoring, so that if one control is bypassed, others still stand. We manage it centrally, keeping every device protected and giving us the visibility to act quickly when something is wrong – anywhere in your fleet.
Why it matters
The device is the attacker’s entry point and their staging ground. Strong endpoint security shortens the gap between compromise and detection from days – the industry norm – to minutes, which is very often the difference between a contained event and a serious, costly breach.
Endpoint security FAQs
How is this different from antivirus? Antivirus blocks known threats by signature; EDR-based endpoint security detects suspicious behaviour, catching new and evasive attacks and enabling a rapid, investigated response.
Can a compromised device be contained quickly? Yes. We can remotely isolate an affected endpoint from the network within moments to stop a threat spreading, then investigate and remediate.
Does this cover remote and mobile workers? Yes. Protection and visibility follow the device wherever it is, which matters when staff work from anywhere.
