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EDR / MDRIdentify, contain, respond, and stop malicious activity on endpoints
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SIEMCentralize threat visibility and analysis, backed by cutting-edge threat intelligence
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Risk Assessment & Vulnerability ManagementIdentify unknown cyber risks and routinely scan for vulnerabilities
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Identity ManagementSecure and streamline client access to devices and applications with strong authentication and SSO
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Cloud App SecurityMonitor and manage security risk for SaaS apps
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SASEZero trust secure access for users, locations, and devices
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SOC ServicesProvide 24/7 threat monitoring and response backed by ConnectWise SOC experts
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Policy ManagementCreate, deploy, and manage client security policies and profiles
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Incident Response ServiceOn-tap cyber experts to address critical security incidents
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Cybersecurity GlossaryGuide to the most common, important terms in the industry
Infographic
Antivirus is not enough for comprehensive endpoint protection
Since the advent of antivirus software, malware has morphed into many different areas, including malicious URLs and phishing links. With each passing year, traditional signature-based antivirus software is no longer sufficient against new and unknown malware threats, which grow in type and intrusion approach.
To ensure you're offering comprehensive endpoint protection for both your clients and your business, it's recommended that you employ other cybersecurity solutions, such as endpoint detection and response (EDR) and managed detection and response (MDR), in addition to antivirus.
Learn more about the power of combining these solutions and how they can fortify your cybersecurity offerings when you view the infographic.