Stop ransomware before it stops your business.

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) is the technology that watches laptops, servers and cloud workloads for malicious behaviour and can automatically isolate a compromised device. MDR (Managed Detection and Response) is EDR plus a 24/7 human SOC team who triage alerts, investigate incidents and respond on your behalf. Most SMEs need both the tool and the team behind it, because a detection agent with nobody monitoring it overnight still leaves a dangerous gap when an attack happens outside office hours, which is when many ransomware incidents actually begin.

The lightweight agent watches process behaviour in real time rather than just matching known malware signatures, so it can spot ransomware-style encryption activity as it starts. The affected device is automatically isolated from the network within seconds, our UK SOC investigates immediately, and encrypted files can be rolled back to their pre-attack state without you having to pay a ransom or rebuild from scratch.

Traditional antivirus relies on recognising known threats, but it misses a significant proportion of modern malware, fileless attacks and zero-days. Ransomware operators specifically design their tools to slip past signature-based tools. EDR closes that gap with behavioural detection, and MDR adds the 24/7 human response capability most SMEs can't realistically staff themselves. Insurers are increasingly aware of this gap too, and many now ask specifically whether you run EDR rather than traditional antivirus when assessing cyber policies and setting premiums.

Pricing starts from around £8 per device per month on a simple per-device subscription with no minimum contract, covering the EDR licence, 24/7 UK SOC monitoring and incident response in one fee. We confirm exact pricing after understanding your device count and environment on a short call. That single fee covers agent licensing, monitoring and response, so there are no separate charges if an incident occurs on a protected device — unlike providers who bill investigation and containment work as an additional emergency cost.

It's suitable for any SME with laptops, desktops or servers, not just large enterprises. Ransomware gangs increasingly target smaller businesses precisely because they assume they're too small to be worth attacking, and cyber insurers are now making EDR a condition of cover for businesses of all sizes. Deployment is lightweight and doesn't require an in-house security team to manage, so a five-person business gets the same protection and response quality as a much larger organisation.

In-house IT teams are rarely staffed to monitor security alerts around the clock, and modern attacks often unfold outside office hours. MDR gives you a dedicated UK SOC watching every endpoint 24/7 without the cost of hiring and rostering your own security analysts, while your IT team stays focused on day-to-day operations. It's a complementary layer rather than a replacement for your IT support — our SOC handles the security-specific detection and response work most general IT providers aren't resourced to do around the clock.

No. The agent installs silently in the background with no user disruption, and it's designed to be far lighter on system resources than legacy antivirus, so staff shouldn't notice any difference in day-to-day performance. Deployment itself is typically completed remotely across your whole device estate within a day or two, with no need for staff to be present or to interrupt their work while the agent is installed.

Yes. We protect Windows, macOS, Linux and major cloud workloads under a single management console, so you get consistent visibility and response across your entire device and server estate, not just end-user laptops. This matters because servers and cloud workloads are often higher-value targets than individual laptops, and gaps in coverage there are exactly where attackers look to establish persistence once inside your network.