Laptops, phones, servers, remote workstations — each one is a potential entry point for attackers.
We give you full visibility and control over every device you manage, wherever it is.
CrowdStrike Partner · Palo Alto Networks Partner · Fortinet Partner · CMMC Level 2 · SOC 2 Type II · Denver, CO & Washington, D.C.
An "endpoint" is any device that connects to your network — laptops, phones, tablets, servers, cloud workloads, even IoT devices.
Every single one is a potential door for attackers to walk through.
Endpoint management and security is the practice of controlling, monitoring, and protecting every one of those devices from a single, unified system, so nothing is invisible, unpatched, or unprotected.
One unpatched laptop connecting from a home network or a coffee shop can give an attacker everything they need to get inside — no matter how strong the rest of your environment is.
54% of security professionals report that over a fifth of their organization's endpoints are completely unmanaged — meaning no one knows what those devices are doing, or whether they've already been compromised.
Office, remote, and BYOD — Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Smartphones and tablets, iOS and Android.
On-premises infrastructure and virtual machines.
AWS, Azure, and GCP instances and containers.
Printers, cameras, and other networked hardware.
These aren't theoretical risks.
They're the attack types hitting organizations every day, and they almost always start at an endpoint.
Gets onto one device, usually through email or an unpatched vulnerability, then spreads across your network, encrypting files and demanding payment. 59% of all cyberattacks in 2024 involved ransomware.
Employees click malicious links or enter credentials on fake sites, and attackers use those details to access your systems, often undetected for months. 80–95% of human-related breaches start with phishing.
It takes organizations an average of 97 days to apply a security patch — attackers exploit gaps in days. 32% of ransomware attacks exploited an unpatched vulnerability.
Personal devices used for work are twice as likely to be infected as corporate-issued ones. 71% of remote workers store work passwords on personal phones.
Former employees with lingering access, or staff who move data to personal devices, are a major source of breaches. 63% of businesses have ex-employees who still have access to data.
AI is now used to craft more convincing phishing emails, generate malware variants, and automate attacks at scale. 67% of MSPs reported AI-powered attacks in the past 12 months.
We cover every layer of endpoint security, from the tools that detect threats
to the management processes that keep every device current, configured, and compliant.
Real-time monitoring and automated threat response on every device.
Good fit for: Any organization that needs real-time detection and containment, not just alerts.
Manage every device — laptops, phones, tablets, servers — from a single platform.
Good fit for: Growing fleets where every device needs the same policy, enforced consistently.
Unpatched software is the number one way attackers get in.
Good fit for: Teams who can't rely on employees to patch their own devices consistently.
Mobile devices are among the most vulnerable and least managed endpoints.
Good fit for: Organizations supporting BYOD without wanting to touch employees' personal content.
No device is trusted by default — every endpoint proves itself first.
Good fit for: Organizations moving toward a zero-trust security model.
Prove to auditors that your endpoints meet your security requirements.
Good fit for: CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, or SOC 2 requirements that demand documented endpoint controls.
This is what most unmanaged environments look like.
This is what a managed endpoint program looks like instead.
We integrate with your existing environment, not replace it. Most deployments are non-disruptive and go live in stages.
We audit your current device landscape, finding every managed and unmanaged endpoint on your network. Days 1–3
We deploy agents to your endpoints and integrate with your existing identity, network, and security tools. Days 3–7
We set security policies, compliance baselines, and patch schedules tuned to your environment and frameworks. Days 7–12
24/7 monitoring and management begins. You get regular reports and immediate alerts for anything that needs attention. Day 14 onward
Home networks and personal devices sit outside your perimeter security. Every remote employee is a potential gap that needs dedicated protection.
CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2 all require demonstrable endpoint controls and documentation. We build and maintain what auditors need to see.
Defense contractors and federal suppliers must meet strict endpoint requirements under CMMC and NIST 800-171. We help you get there, and stay there.
Every new hire and new device adds to your attack surface. Without a managed program, new endpoints become new blind spots immediately.
Endpoint security done properly is a full-time job. We take that burden off your IT team so they can focus on keeping your business running.
Company-level certifications shown below; see the full list and audit history on the Certifications page.
Confidential Unclassified Information handling
Information security management system
Independently audited security controls
Controlled unclassified information protection
CMMC and SOC 2 seals shown are custom-designed here (no verified right to display the official trademarked badge); ISO and NIST marks are the real, freely-licensed logos.
Traditional antivirus compares files against a database of known threats — if the malware is new or unknown, it often gets through. Modern endpoint security uses behavioral analysis, watching what programs do rather than just what they look like, to catch threats that have never been seen before. About 80% of successful breaches involve new or unknown attack variants that antivirus alone would miss.
Yes. We use Mobile Device Management to create a secure, encrypted container for work data on personal devices, so employees' personal content stays private while work data is protected and manageable. If an employee leaves or a device is lost, we can wipe the work container without touching personal files.
Modern endpoint agents like CrowdStrike Falcon and SentinelOne are built to have minimal performance impact — they run in the background using a small fraction of CPU and memory, and most employees never notice them. We tune configurations for your environment during onboarding to minimize any impact.
Endpoint security is a required control in every major compliance framework. We configure your endpoint program to meet the specific requirements of your frameworks and generate the documentation, reports, and evidence your auditors need, staying current as frameworks evolve so you don't have to track every regulatory change yourself.
Depending on severity, the endpoint agent may automatically contain the threat by isolating the device from the network to prevent spread, while alerting our team and yours. We investigate, determine the scope, remediate the threat, and walk you through what happened and what was done. For clients with our vSOC service, this all happens around the clock.
Most environments are fully deployed and actively protected within two weeks. The timeline depends on the number of devices, your OS environment, and whether we're integrating with existing tools. We deploy in stages so you're never left unprotected during the transition.
One unmanaged laptop, one unpatched phone, one former employee who still has access — attackers
only need one way in. Cyberix endpoint management closes every gap, and keeps it closed.