Prevent
Apply supported configurations, DNS and web safeguards, patching, privilege controls, and security policies that reduce common exposure.
VSS Business Solutions
Managed Endpoint Security
Layered protection and operating discipline for the devices, identities, and connections employees use every day.
Protection that remains managed
Security software is only effective when deployment, policy, alerts, updates, and response are actively maintained.
The legacy VSS service portfolio included DNS protection, always-on monitoring, machine-learning and multi-vector endpoint protection, scheduled maintenance, and remote response. The current service builds on those capabilities with a controlled approach to endpoint inventory, policy, patching, identity, alert review, isolation, and recovery.
Endpoint security is not presented as a guarantee that an incident cannot occur. The objective is to reduce preventable exposure, identify suspicious activity earlier, limit the effect of a compromised device, and preserve a practical path to restore business operations.
Managed endpoint safeguards
- Supported Windows and macOS endpoint inventory and health visibility
- Endpoint protection, DNS safeguards, and policy coordination
- Operating-system and supported application patch planning
- Alert review, device isolation, escalation, and incident documentation
- Local administrator, privilege, remote-access, and account review
- Backup, recovery, replacement, and lifecycle coordination
A layered endpoint program
Protection is coordinated with the way employees work and the organization recovers.
Detect & Contain
Review alerts in context, verify affected users and devices, isolate systems when appropriate, and coordinate escalation.
Recover & Improve
Restore clean systems and data, document the event, correct control gaps, and update the operating procedure.
Review the endpoint-security environment.
Provide the number and type of devices, current protection tools, remote-work model, identity platform, sensitive workflows, and any recurring security concerns.