Signature-less and behavioural protection that blocks malware, ransomware and exploits before they execute.
An endpoint protection platform (EPP) with next-generation antivirus combines signature-based anti-malware with behavioural detection and machine learning, so it blocks new and fileless threats that legacy tools miss. Exploit prevention shields browsers and Office applications, and ransomware prevention stops mass file encryption before damage spreads.
SecureBeans plans legacy antivirus replacement in phases: inventory, pilot group, policy tuning, then rollout by department. We deploy Symantec Endpoint Security, Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint or Trend Micro, chosen on fit, management model and licensing you already own.
Endpoint detection and response, extended across email, identity and cloud, so analysts see the whole attack story.
Enrol, configure and secure company and BYOD devices, with remote wipe and compliance policies.
Allow only approved applications and USB devices, closing common paths for data theft and malware.
EPP, EDR / XDR and device control for every laptop and desktop.
Next-gen antivirus (NGAV) is endpoint protection that uses behavioural analysis, machine learning and exploit prevention in addition to signatures, so it can stop new, unknown and fileless malware - not just threats already in a signature database.
No. An endpoint protection platform (EPP) prevents attacks; EDR detects and investigates attacks that get past prevention. Most organisations need both, and modern suites such as Microsoft Defender, Symantec and Kaspersky Next include them together.
For a few hundred endpoints, SecureBeans typically pilots in one week and completes rollout in two to four weeks, depending on change windows, server count and the number of policies to migrate.
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