Endpoint security for the devices your team relies on.

Keep everyday workstations in focus.

Laptops and desktops connect your team to its business applications. Our endpoint service focuses on the workstations listed in your agreement: who uses them, which protection settings apply, and how outstanding issues should be handled.

The objective is not another unattended tool. It is a usable record of covered devices, the changes they need, and who is responsible for approving and completing those changes.

An agreed baseline for your environment.

• Workstation inventory: identify covered company devices and confirm ownership.
• Protection configuration: review the agreed endpoint product and relevant security settings.
• Patch oversight: track missing updates and organize approved maintenance.
• Access review: examine unnecessary local privileges within the agreed scope.
• Alert handling: define how supported alerts are reviewed and escalated in plans that include this activity.

Changes that respect the way you work.

A device policy can affect applications, remote access, and staff routines. We agree on the intended change, an appropriate maintenance window, and the person who can approve it. A monthly report separates completed work from issues that remain open.

Your IT provider can retain helpdesk ownership while RedSocCyber coordinates the specific security tasks. Roles should be documented so a device problem is not left between two providers.

Confirm what is covered before onboarding.

Published plans assume one workstation per included user. Endpoint product subscriptions, specialized devices, servers, and unsupported operating systems need a separate review. Protection requirements and compatibility must be confirmed before a proposal becomes final.

Device management is one part of a wider program. Pair it with account security and recovery planning rather than treating a protection agent as a complete solution.