As work from anywhere becomes the norm, networks are being exposed to endless endpoints ripe for threat actors. Our research on Endpoint Management shows that 70% of successful cyber breaches originate with an endpoint user device.
A more distributed workforce means companies are forced to rethink or relax their BYOD and home Wi-Fi restrictions—exposing their network to threats.
It’s not as simple as banning user devices that are open to cyber attack. The increasingly sophisticated threats demand advanced tools and security profiles to protect your network.
Our secure Endpoint Management services detect, provision, deploy, update and troubleshoot your organisation’s endpoint devices as part of a multilayered security strategy. Now you can empower your people to perform anywhere with a protected, secure network with a steady Endpoint management solution.
Improve security, visibility and control of endpoints connected to your network.
Protect Software as a Service (SaaS) applications in the Cloud and secure your sensitive customer and corporate data. Know what secure data looks like and understand the source of your data.
Secure user credentials and sensitive information and adhere to ACSC Essential 8 guidelines or better demonstrate compliance with APRA’s CPS 234 information security standards and GDPR data protection. Verify your security posture with stakeholders.
Use Conditional Access protocols to enforce your data policies, make smarter decisions based on machine learning, and balance security and productivity at an enterprise scale.
Make better decisions with discoverability, visibility, guidance and control. Streamline compliance with consistent policies and use metrics and trends to boost integration with Microsoft products and benchmark performance.
Identify and classify sensitive data across devices, apps, on premises, and the Cloud. Easily configure data policies like encryption and quickly remediate and monitor sensitive data.
Manage risk across devices now
Secure user credentials and sensitive information while adhering to ASD Essential 8 guidelines and other compliance standards with complete Endpoint Management.
Empower everyone to work securely in the Cloud from anywhere. Identify and combat cyber threats across Cloud services with Microsoft Defender and Microsoft Cloud App Security.
With the global acceleration of remote workforces, more private and unprotected devices are connecting to your network. Our secure Endpoint Management services are part of a strategic, diversified cybersecurity profile to protect your critical data.
Our dedicated compliance and security team supports your organisation in aligning with compliance standards, meeting service expectations across high-security Cloud environments, and protecting your data.
We use the latest technology to keep your business moving forward. We focus on your data security, so your people can focus on what sets your business apart with a secure Endpoint management solution.
If you want your staff to be productive wherever they are and whenever they want, then you need Endpoint Management. With hybrid work dramatically increasing the number of devices connected to your company network and the majority of cyber threats originated at the endpoint, your attack surface has never been bigger, and it continues to expand. Endpoint Management Services help a company keep track of all the devices that are connected to its network. If there is a problem with any of the devices, the company can troubleshoot it quickly and easily, which helps with security. For example, if someone hacks into one of the devices, the company will be able to find and fix the problem quickly.
Our endpoint management service is a comprehensive approach to ensuring the devices across your network are secure, and your teams are kept productive. This includes;
• Deploy and Manage Endpoints to a secure configuration standard
• Identify and Access management
• Manage data classification and information protection on endpoints
• Enhanced identity driven security
• Enhanced governance and reporting
A distributed and disparate workforce, but we're not sure if they're access is secure
Don't have the IT skills or capacity to deploy or manage our endpoints internally
Need to show we're secured to executive business or board
You've been asked to quantify what data we have and where it is
"No one works in buildings anymore. Putting all your protection in a building makes no sense when everyone is hybrid or remote." Justin McKenzie, Enterprise Solutions and Infrastructure Manager, Wellways
We believe no business succeeds alone. That’s why we partner with you—taking the time to listen and truly understand your goals, challenges, and opportunities.
With that insight, we plan the right‑fit solutions that balance technology, process, automation, and talent, then deliver with precision and care.
The result is a trusted partnership that helps you stay agile, resilient, and confident as you move forward to meet your desired outcomes.
We deliver a range of IT Security services to help you achieve more.
An Endpoint device is a remote computing device that will communicate in a two-way street with a network to which it is connected to. Some examples include desktops, mobile phones, tablets and servers.
Getting started with Endpoint Management can seem daunting, but there are many resources available to help. Here are a few tips:
1. Begin by inventorying all of the endpoint devices in your network. This will help you to understand what types of devices you have and what kinds of risks they may be exposed to
2. Install security software on all endpoint devices. This will help to protect against malware and other cyber threats.
3. Set up permissions and policies for endpoint devices. This will help to prevent unauthorised access to sensitive data.
4. Train employees on endpoint security best practices. This will help them to understand how to protect endpoint devices from cyber attacks.
Endpoint security focuses on ensuring all endpoints (laptops, tablets, mobile phones etc) that are connected to your network are configured correctly and they are safe from threat or risk of being exploited in malicious attacks.
