Endpoint Protect
From $9.99 / endpoint / month
Discuss the listed protection and recovery layers for covered devices.
Endpoint Protection Demonstration
See what helps protect the computers your team relies on.
An endpoint is a covered laptop, desktop, or other business device. Follow a fictional missed-update example to see how protection, human decisions and recovery fit together.
Illustration only. This is not a scan, alert feed or promise to detect a specific incident.
Fictional example
A 60-second example
How could a small device issue unfold?
Open the three stages. This is a safe illustration of a missed update, with no connection to a real device.
Example only · no device scan1 of 3 steps explored
01A risk appears
What happened? An app on a business laptop missed an update. Older software can leave a known weakness unaddressed.
What should I check? Know which business devices and apps need updates.
02The issue is noticed
What happened? A device-security process could flag the update gap or suspicious behavior for review. The example is not a real detection event.
What should I check? Ask which tools surface issues and who receives them.
03A person decides what happens next
What happened? A responsible person checks the facts, decides whether to update, investigate or recover data, and follows the agreed plan.
What should I check? Put alert routing, decisions and recovery duties in writing.
Request a Review to discuss your actual fleet. The review form is a preview: nothing is sent or saved. You can call (239) 977-1969.
Everyday explanations
What do the protection layers actually do?
Each layer has a different job. The exact scope for your devices belongs in TSN’s written recommendation. A backup helps with recovery after data loss; it does not stop an attack.
Block known harmful softwareAntivirus
Spot suspicious device behaviorEDR: endpoint detection and response
Keep software currentPatching: applying updates
Review security signalsSOC: security operations center. Hours and duties need written scope.
Reduce ransomware impactRansomware protection: controls aimed at harmful file-locking behavior.
Help restore lost dataBackup: a recovery copy. Coverage and restore expectations need written scope.
The TSN path
Who makes the decisions?
A review connects tools to people. TSN and your team agree what is covered, who receives issues, and how the next action is decided before rollout.
01 / Review
Map the devices
Estimate the fleet, operating systems, current controls and critical work.
02 / Recommend
Write the scope
Clarify eligibility, alert duties, backup expectations and billing units.
03 / Roll out
Agree the handoffs
Plan setup, team responsibilities and the route for future questions.
Offer fit
What does TSN handle?
The published rates open three different conversations. Specific service duties, device eligibility and commercial terms still need written confirmation.
Endpoint Elite
From $35.99 / endpoint / month
Discuss a higher-involvement operating model. Specific monitoring, response and support duties remain to be agreed.
Managed Computers
$69.99 / endpoint / month
A distinct business-computer discussion. Ownership, models, warranty, term and support scope require agreement.
See published Pricing · Request a Review. The review form is a preview and sends or saves nothing. To reach TSN now, call (239) 977-1969.
Good questions
What should a buyer ask?
Did this page scan my computer?
No. The laptop and stages are fictional. Nothing about your device is collected.
Will backup prevent ransomware?
No. Backup is for recovery after data loss. The covered data and restore process need agreement.
Who handles an alert?
TSN and your team must agree who receives, reviews and acts on alerts in writing.
Which devices qualify?
Eligibility is not yet approved for publication. Bring an approximate device list to a review.
Next step
Make the device plan clear.
Request an Endpoint Review or call TSN. The online review journey is currently a preview; it does not send or save an inquiry.